Luxembourg's animal welfare associations lack money
The new animal welfare law, due to pass through parliament by the end of this year or early 2017, will be mostly welcomed by associations as it is the first time a law recognises that creatures, other than humans, have feelings.
(ADW) The new animal welfare law, due to pass through parliament by the end of this year or early 2017, will be mostly welcomed by associations as it is the first time a law recognises that creatures, other than humans, have feelings.
This has always been a grey area where laws are concerned, and animal rights activists fear that implementing regulations for “feelings” may prove problematic in practical terms.
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