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Alert: Boiled alive ! - sign petition to punish actors  
Focus:Animal Welfare
Action Request:Petition
Location:United States
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/Monkey-boiled-alive-punish-actors

PETITION for Monkey Boiled at Research Lab

Animals  (tags: petition, boiled monkey, Everett laboratory, animal cruelty )

Trudi
StarsButterfliesGold Notes - 10 hours ago - thepetitionsite.com
We the undersigned, are appalled by the cruelty that took place in the Biomedical Testlab SNBL in Everett, where a female Cynomolus Macaque was boiled alive inside a giant rack-washer.PLEASE SIGN
Posted: Feb 10, 2008 3:34am | (0) | (0) |    
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Alert: small country - BIG MONKEYS  
Focus:Animal Welfare
Action Request:Petition
Location:Switzerland
small country - BIG MONKEYS


http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/stopmonkeytestsinSwitzerland

the petition is closing soon and more signatures would be more weight on our request. So please if you agree to our request,, sign our petition to get a prohibition by law to test on monkeys. THANK YOU ALL!
Posted: Jan 30, 2008 12:47pm | (0) | (0) |    
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  Alert: Why do they club seals ?  
Focus:Animal Welfare
Action Request:Protest
Location:Canada

Why Do They Club Seals ?

Animals  (tags: wildlife, wildanimals, wildanimals, suffering, slaughter, killing, animals, AnimalCruelty, AnimalWelfare, animalrights, cruelty )

Arlette
StarsButterfliesGold Notes - 22 hours ago - slate.com

Animal welfare activists clashed with seal-pup hunters in Canada this week, just a few days into the annual sealing season. A commercial vessel rammed an inflatable boat filled with protesters over the weekend, and hunters threw seal guts. Animal rights g





Are the sealers killing baby seals?

The Canadian government keeps insisting that only adult harp seals are killed. Yet, the following questions marked "#8 and #9" are taken verbatim from the DFO website:

8. How old must harp and hooded seals be before hunters can take them?
Harp seals can be legally hunted once they have moulted their white coat, which occurs at about 12-14 days of age. However, they are not usually hunted until they reach the "beater" stage of development at around 25 days old.

9. Why do hunters target young animals?
Young harp seals between approximately 3-4 weeks and one year of age are called beaters - so named because they tend to slap the water when they swim. Beater seals provide the most valuable pelts and market conditions are stronger for this type of pelt.

Twelve to fourteen days is not the definition of an adult seal. Nor is 25 days (which is three-four weeks). The seals from birth to four weeks old are helpless and cannot escape or defend themselves from their killers. These are seal pups. Seal pups are baby seals.

So when seal defenders state that the sealers are killing baby seals, what they mean is that sealers are killing baby seals

When the Canadian government states that the sealers kill only adult seals, they are redefining the meaning of baby seals. Baby seals cease to be baby seals and become adult seals at 12 days old according to the government definition. So when government and industry spokespeople say that the sealers are killing adult seals what they really mean is that sealers are killing baby seals
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