euthanasia

Belgium Reports First Case Of Doctor-Assisted Death For A Minor

Rules adopted in 2014 allow euthanasia for Belgians of all ages.
By Francesco Guarascio, Reuters

Colorado To Vote On Physician-Assisted Suicide In November

If approved, Colorado would join California, Oregon, Washington, Montana and Vermont as states that allow some form of physician-assisted suicide.
By By Keith Coffman, Reuters

Canada Adopts Assisted Dying Law After Heated Political Debate

The legislation allows medically-assisted death for terminally-ill adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering.
By David Ljunggren, Reuters

Why Yellowstone Euthanized A Baby Bison After Tourist 'Rescue'

It turns out common sense with wildlife in national parks is not so common.
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PETA Won't Answer Some Very Basic Questions About Why It Kills So Many Shelter Animals

"They owe the public an explanation."
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The Biggest Mistake Pet Owners Make at the End

If I had a big huge red pen and could permanently strike five words from the Standard Veterinary Dialogue, it would be this: "You'll know when it's time."
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British Columnist Katie Hopkins Wants 'Euthanasia Vans' Because There Are 'Too Many Old People'

They'd be just like ... ice cream trucks.
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PETA Reportedly Steals and Kills a Family Dog

PETA reportedly stole a family's pet chihuahua from their porch, and killed it. You heard that right. Yes, we're talking about that PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. The theft was caught on video, and has been reported by WAVY.com, local media in Accomack County, Virginia.
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