| Thursday, 10 April 2008 04:25 | Dear Tami,
2008 has not been a good year for animals. The media has reported on cases of horrific acts of cruelty including a family cat being killed in a microwave, a puppy being beaten to death with a hammer and 29 horses dying from severe neglect and another 100 in need of emergency medical care.
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| Monday, 10 March 2008 06:39 | Dear Tami,
Noah is a small dog who was found at the edge of a river with a plastic bag duct taped over his head and his back legs bound so tightly that one of them needed to be amputated. Since it could not be proven that Noah was owned, it is virtually impossible to convict the individual responsible for this crime with animal cruelty.
Bill S-203 is a very dangerous piece of proposed legislation that will ensure that animals like Noah will continue to be virtually unprotected.
| | Read more... | | Saturday, 08 March 2008 04:13 | Hello Tami,
The quest to stop Japan’s whaling hunt has been met
with ups and downs, small victories and upsetting
setbacks.
Support Humane Society International’s efforts to end
whaling once and for all! Please donate today >>
http://go.care2.com/e/_3jB/TvrI/pX78
| | Read more... | | Friday, 16 November 2007 10:40 | Hi Tami,
This year, 1,400 whales, including 50 humpback whales,
could die in another senseless annual hunt. Sign the
petition to the Ambassador of Japan today >>
http://go.care2.com/e/VJ2k/qTp1/pX78
| | Read more... | | Saturday, 03 November 2007 12:03 | OTTAWA (CBC) - The founder of a Canadian-made, 100 per cent electric car says the federal government is blocking him from selling his cars in Canada.
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| | Read more... | | Sunday, 10 June 2007 04:21 | Dear friend,
Every once in a while, a leader in goverment makes a
proposal that can actually help the environment. The
new president of Ecuador Rafael Correa has just
announced that the government would keep the oil in
the ground under one of the most precious and
extensive Amazonian jungles on Earth if matching
contributions could come from the international
community as well (conservation groups, other nations,
private donors, investors, loan defaults, combinations
of these, etc.)
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