美国动物保护法发展2（United States Animal Protection Act 2）.docVIP

美国动物保护法发展2（United States Animal Protection Act 2） The early history of the animal protection movement in the United States (1866-1975) - II (source: For the Prevention of Cruelty) Since the original persimmon culture Greenwood column: .tw/persimmonbooks-pic/book%20page/24_1.htm The creation of 2ASPCA and other early organizations Although the prevention of cruelty to animal association (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; ASPCA) is the first animal protection organizations in the United States, but before the establishment of the ASPCA more than 10 years, Philadelphia has many keen social activities of people trying to follow the example of RSPCA, animal protection work. A man named S. Morris Waln has considered setting up a similar animal protection organization in the United States. He wrote to RSPCA in 1860 and hopes RSPCA can make comments on his plans. Later, a New York man named Henry Henry (Bergh), coincidentally, established the ASPCA. In 1839, at the age of twenty-six, he began to pay attention to the cruelty of animals. He saw the driver of the wagon lashing the horses face, and the farmer tied up the legs of the animal and piled it up to the market. In Spain, he witnessed bloody bullfighting. In 1863, Mr. Bush was appointed as a diplomat for the United States in St Petersburg, russia. He was deeply touched by the widespread cruelty to animals in russia. Once, when he saw a coachman whipping the exhausted horse, he could not help coming to an end. To his surprise, the driver really obeyed his request. It made Mr Brown aware that the suppression of cruelty to animals could be successful. In 1864, when he returned to New York as a diplomat, he left for president and Secretary of RSPCA. Back in New York, Mr. Bush began preparations for the establishment of the American SPCA. Mr. young, who grew up in New York, sought support from the districts in New York. Not only did he succeed in finding a lot of benefactors, but also seventy were wi