To accompany the weeks of school, a new "short summer" ... Soon the return of articles on animal mediation, then patience and welcome back!
All's well that ends well ...
Aug. 6 at Levens in the Alpes-Maritimes, a woman of 86 years disappeared. Three days later she was found, unharmed, in a ravine, through a dog walker. The dog, a Labrador named Rita White, came to rest at the edge of the ravine, barking. Its owner, informed of the disappearance, shouted in the direction where the dog was barking and heard, in response, the groans of the old woman. Several were beaten yet been organized in this mountainous area. The police had deployed substantial resources, including a helicopter with a thermal camera to find her, but in vain. Sacred doggie!
Golden Retrievers for understanding the atom ...
Back to school a fun little video ... Look! If it is not a good idea ...
Mediators of elephants in Thailand ...
Thanks to the latest bulletin inside the FENTAC , I learned a few days ago that Northern Thailand, elephants are used as mediators for children with autism. An article in Le Point has been devoted to this practice in March 2008. According to journalist Patrice VICTOR, elephants would return an image of calm and stability as the horses return an image of passion. You can read the article here .
Condemned ... and elephants to the circus in France?
The One Voice Association is launching a campaign to pressure after having set up a Committee for the Abolition of Slavery elephants.
"Unlike other European countries, France still has many captive elephants in circuses, including Samba, for that One Voice has been fighting for several years, is part. These animals are forced to run the numbers against nature and live locked up, often in the greatest solitude. The example of the elephant Samba, whose recent observations have revealed that she had no defenses and that it came out of his trailer for his number - is ten minutes, 2-4 times a week - is based One Voice sadly indicative of the hard life of captive elephants in circuses. If these elephants are the last to suffer - their capture and trade is banned, they can be replaced - it is nevertheless possible to put an end to their ordeal by providing a peaceful retreat, as suggested by the association. L The objective of the Committee for the Abolition of Slavery elephants is to implement a campaign to lobby politicians and the owner of Samba, so that all elephants held by circuses are released. Members of sensitive animal condition will also be contacted to ask them to support the proposal of One Voice. "Extract from Press Release One Voice.
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The newspaper Le Monde speaks of equitherapy ...
» ont été publiés dans le journal Le Monde . In late July, two articles entitled "The horse, best friend of children with disabilities" and "An activity in search of recognition" were published in the newspaper Le Monde . You can view them by clicking the logo below, the items are on page 17!
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The Provincial 31èmes of FENTAC
"For the 31st year, the FENTAC organizes a day of work, called" The Provincials ", which will be held Saturday, September 25, 2010. Know that this day can be supported by training organizations. The theme for this year is "man, woman, horses and therapy." We will be pleased to welcome the author of the beautiful book 'woman and horse in history, "Ms. Rosine Lagier, who will introduce the theme and will accompany us along that this day. This meeting will be held at the day hospital Salneuve, located 237 Avenue Jean-Jaurès in Aubervilliers.
We will welcome you from 9:30 until 17 hours. Participation is 48 € including lunch for non-members, € 41 for members. A confirmation response is imperative, by mail, by phone at FENTAC (answering machine), fax 01 43 65 91 85 E-mail to fentac@wanadoo.fr ". Extract of the FENTAC
Handicap Horse and a forum in the Var from September 3 to 5!
! Equestrian Days of Montferrat in the Var (83) celebrates their 10th anniversary on September 3-4-5 pro chains! On this occasion, Handicap Horse and a forum is organized. The forum is for people affected by disability, health professionals, or people from the chains of the horse interested in the possibilities offered by the animals in the care field. Testimonies and experiences will be presented, after which there will be debates.
Discover the program by clicking here and the site of the association there.
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Sandie
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