WILD ANIMALS never kill for sport. Man is the only
one to whom the torture and death of his
fellow creatures is amusing in itself.
James A. Froude



 

 
 
■  RECIPIENTS OF ‘THE JEANNE MARCHIG ANIMAL WELFARE AWARD ■   
 
 

2007- Dr Chinny Krishna of
the Blue Cross of India with
his wife Nanditha
Received the 2007 Award for his outstanding practical work over
many years in the field
of animal welfare

 
             
 

Glenys Oogjes (Executive Director) and Lyn White (Communications Director) of Animals Australia, the organisation that received the 'Jeanne Marchig Special Programmes Award 2007

 



2007 -Jeanne Marchig Special Programmes Award

Acknowledging Animals Australia's outstanding practical campaigning work in relation to the despicable
live animal exports trade.

 
   
 

Chris Mercer, Founder and Director of the Campaign Against Canned Hunting
being presented with the
2006 Award by
Jeanne Marchig

 



2006 - Chris Mercer,
South Africa

For his tireless work to
protect wildlife from abuse and

in particular, his determined
campaign against
canned hunting

 

 
   
 

MEMBERS OF THE TSUNAMI
MEMORIAL ANIMAL
WELFARE TRUST,
RECIPIENTS OF
THE 2005 AWARD.

 

2005 - Tsunami Memorial Animal
Welfare Trust

In recognition of outstanding practical
work in averting the mass-killing of
dogs in tsunami affected areas
through offering an alternative
solution to population management
and rabies control, thus bringing relief
to tens of thousands of dogs as well
as providing humane education
through its daily activities

 
 

 
  2004 - Animals Asia Foundation
In recognition of outstanding
practical work in seeking
to end bear bile farming in China
2003 Animals' Angels, Germany
In recognition of outstanding practical work in monitoring and helping live animals being transported across Europe destined for slaughter
 
   
  2002 - Robert Smith, Turkey and Romania
Founder, Society for the Protection of Stray Animals (Turkey), and the Foundation for the Protection
of Community Dogs (Romania), for outstanding
practical work in the field of animal welfare
2002 -  Perihan Agnelli,
Turkey

Founder, Friends of Animals Association -
for outstanding practical work
in the field of animal welfare
 
   
  2000 Celia Hammond,UK
For outstanding practical work
in the field of animal welfare
1997 Maneka Gandhi, India
For her work in improving the conditions for stray animals in India, and for her activities in environmental issues
 
   
  1996 Christine Townend, Australia/India
Who spearheaded the "Animal Liberation" movement in Australia and established several animal shelters in India
1996 Annabella Singh (posthumously), India
Who devoted her life to animal welfare in India, where she strove to improve conditions for slaughterhouse animals
 

     
 

             MEMBERS OF ANIMALS' ANGELS
             RECIPIENTS OF THE
          2003 AWARD

 
   JILL ROBINSON, FOUNDER AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE
         OF ANIMALS ASIA FOUNDATION RECEIVES
                THE 2004 AWARD FORM LES WARD
                   
 
  1993 Senator Roland Gillet, Belgium
As a principal author of the Animal Protection laws in
his country (1975-1986)
1993 Mrs Janine Vogler, France
As Founder of the "Jeunes Amis
des Animaux" of France
 
   
  1993 The Rt Hon Lord Houghton of Sowerby CH, UK  In recognition of his unfailing support of
the animal welfare cause throughout his
long parlimentary career
1993 Mrs Jean Sainsbury, UK
As Founder of the Jean Sainsbury Trust, which provides funding to various groups and charities working in the
fields of animal protection and wildlife conservation
 
   
  1992 Professor Bjorn Ekwall, Sweden 
For his contribution towards replacement methods in animal experimentation, especially the replacement of toxicity tests by more humane and accurate methods
1990 Dr Mary Dawson, UK
In recognition of her work towards providing replacement techniques to
animals in experimentation
 
   
  1989 Shirley McGreal,
President, IPPL, USA

In recognition of her relentless fight to protect primates throughout the world
1986 Dr Michael Balls, Chairman, FRAME, UK
In recognition of FRAME's contribution towards
specific replacement of laboratory animals
in experiments by alternative methods
 

 

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