ALL CREATURES Animal Welfare Trust News

At “All Creatures Animal Welfare League”, we are pleased to announce the commencement of Dog Training Sessions. We have on offer; Obedience training, Fun and Games and Walking on a leash. Each dog requires a minimum of 21 contact hours. We will have three sessions every morning and two sessions every afternoon (each session is to host only one dog) as follows; 1 st Session: 9am-10am 2 nd Session: 10am-11am 3 rd Session: 11am-12noon 4 th Session: 3pm-4pm 5 th Session: 4pm -5pm Please note that we require that each dog’s vaccinations are up to date before the dog may commence training. For more information or booking, contact info@animalwelfareleague.org or call 0880489092

Different peoples have among many other things, different practices, different appreciations and different palates; this sort of diversity makes human interaction exciting and makes the world a more colorful place especially at a time such as this when the world is increasingly becoming a global village. So people go to different places and experience different customs but as they say, “when you are in Rome, do what the Romans do”. In Malawi, it is an abomination for one to eat dog meat, even in the face of famines (which are not new to Malawi); it is unheard of that dog meat may be consumed. In Malawi, dogs and cats are the most common domestic animals and because of this, many people are very fond of them in a familial manner and so it goes without saying why the average Malawian is outraged at the slightest insinuation of dog as food. This is why it was pertinent for “All Creatures” to respond when we got a distress call from someone who was livid upon discovering that a