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What's Red, White, Naked, and Really Mad at Canada?

Written by PETA

Posted 07-01-2010

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Canada Day

In honor of Canada Day, we threw a little birthday bash at the Canadian Embassy in D.C. to remind the world that hundreds of thousands of baby seals have their skulls bashed in each year during Canada's annual seal slaughter.

Just because this year's seal hunt is over, it doesn't mean that we should let the Canadian government off the ~~hakapik~~ hook! Keep up the pressure all year round by staying active online.

Written by Amy Elizabeth

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Recent Comments

scott commented:

11-2-2011 1:02 AM

Pam I think and hope that we all know that only some canadians support the hunt, and I'm very tired of herring about how the polar bears need help, they do of course but that seems to be the only thing many people care about, how about we just try to rid the world of animal cruelty one step at a time. Polar bears are endangered as you said, so they are at least more protected than the seals. Finally the kill quota accounts for about 2/3 of all of the seals killed, the rest are unreported, we don't know wether they are old or young, healthy or sick, or mothers. The seal hunt is a horrible crime and needs to be stopped!
amberlynn commented:

11-29-2010 12:40 PM

@OmiCat if they said that the clubbing of baby seals was stopped then why is it that i still know that people ar edoing it and there are still petitons about it!!!
OmiCat commented:

9-11-2010 4:36 PM

You do realize that A They no longer hunt baby seals that hunt was banned in 1987 B it's not entirely commercial but also a traditional hunt for sustenance C the manufacturing and transportation of those horrible polyester wigs those waifs sported probably contributed to more environmental damage than what a hunter could do.
HC commented:

7-24-2010 4:02 PM

It doesn't matter if clubbing seals is in Canada or anywhere else the point is to stop animal cruelty and get along.
Diane Hinkle commented:

7-2-2010 10:00 AM

How can anyone torture baby sealsor any animal? If people were more like animals this would be a much better place to live. Animals are loving innocent creatures of God they do whatever they can to survivepeople do everything they can to destroy.
autumn commented:

7-1-2010 10:23 PM

you know its not all canadians that do it you guys lump them all together. dont you have canadians in peta? YOU guys should be ashamed of yourselves because you guys dont stop to think about what you say before you do it.
pam commented:

7-1-2010 9:24 PM

Caren what have you done to stop the American politician named Sarah Palin who fully supports hunting and killing endangered species? Seals are not endangered the polar bears your Sarah Palin wants to hunt are. Who is more barbaric? Us for telling our politicians to stop or you for letting yours express a desire eradicate an entire species? You deal with your politicians and we Canadians will deal with ours.
TRex commented:

7-1-2010 8:42 PM

Also....sending big props to the EU who have come under fire from the Inuit community in Canada on their ban on seal products way to stand your ground!
robert commented:

7-1-2010 6:37 PM

Canadaleave the baby seals alone!.
m commented:

7-1-2010 6:20 PM

"If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men..." St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic friar founder of the Franciscans order

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