[bitebackvegan] Humane Law in the SF Bay Area

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if it is remotely/easily possible for a Canadian citizen to

legally obtain

employment in this area--or any (related?) other--in the Bay Area.

 

I am visiting for a while, as indicated previously--but am quite eager to extend

my visit.

 

If possible, this would be an ideal opportunity to do so.

 

I look forward to your advice, information and support.

 

Yours,

 

Nathan

 

PS My BEd actually centers on " Humane and Environmental Education, " and my

graduate work is of

course directly in line with that/philosophy. As Gandhi indicated, what is

Philosophy itself if

not Humane? (My baccalaureate thesis centered on the -- " Ethics into Action " --

work of Peter

Singer.)

 

 

--- christine wrote:

>

>

> Greetings,

>

> On Monday, January 31 at 7:30 PM at Golden Lotus (1301 Franklin Street,

> Oakland), local advocates will gather to establish a humane law

> enforcement effort based in the Bay Area. Learn how you can protect

> animals through the legal system. Find out how you can become a humane

> officer and make a difference in your community!

>

> Several Bay Area residents are in the process of becoming humane

> officers. If you are interested in training to become an officer,

> please read about this exciting opportunity below:

>

> ***Animal Law Enforcement Training Basic Academy***

>

> March 7 - March 18, 2005 (80 hours)

> Training Site: The Marin Humane Society

>

> The Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy includes 80 hours (ten days)

> of study on such topics as animal care, impound procedures, animal

> fighting, elements of a crime, investigation, rules of evidence, law

> enforcement, report writing, search and seizure, laws of arrest, the

> veterinarian‘s role, legal procedures, court demeanor and testifying,

> civil and criminal liability, humane laws, and child abuse. The

> Academy provides the 20 hours of training in animal care required for

> appointment as a humane officer and the 40 hours of training in

> California humane laws related to the powers and duties of a humane

> officer required for appointment and reappointment as a humane officer

> under California Corporations Code section 14502.

>

> Sponsored and provided by The Marin Humane Society, the State Humane

> Association of California, and Santa Rosa Junior College.

>

> Email or fax -- (707) 836-2948 -- your request for enrollment to Cheryl

> Cole at Santa Rosa Junior College with the following information:

>

> 1. Name of student(s);

> 2. Department name (if with an agency);

> 3. Contact person; and

> 4. Day-time phone number.

>

> For further questions regarding registration, please contact Cheryl at

> (707) 836-2909.

>

> *******************************************************************

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Christine Morrissey

> Phone: (925) 487-4419

>

Bite Back Vegan Society

> 925 788 8296

> Paris Harvey

> We need to understand that if we are eating meat, we are paying people to be

cruel to animals~

> Fr John Dear S.J.

> If you love animals check this out...http://tinyurl.com/2xkmc

>