Written by PETA
In February, PETA and Zoocheck Canada, filed a lawsuit against the City of Edmonton, Alberta, on behalf of Lucy, an ailing and lonely elephant whose wretchedly sparse and unsuitable housing in the Canadian city's Valley Zoo is causing her health to deteriorate. Now Associate Chief Justice John Rooke has dismissed the case!
The judge ruled on a procedural issue, not the merits, saying that we should be calling on local officials to ensure that Lucy is being cared for humanely. But we've tried and tried to do just that, so we had to take legal action because Lucy is still living alone in the same cramped enclosure.
We're busy planning our next move, but meanwhile, please urge city officials to do the right thing without a court order and send Lucy to sanctuary now, before the harsh Canadian winter sets in and she is left staring at the four walls of the Edmonton barn where she will be sequestered. Lucy needs to retire and spend what's left of her life in comfort and in the company of other elephants.
Written by Jennifer O'Connor
louise said she will let you put her in her house she has enough to pay for it and all lucys expenses, but honestly get her better living conditions her age wont permit the move she would not survive . but if you need money ask louise for help she has tons of money
lucy will no like liv 4 anothr year thr if she iznt moved 2 anothr zoo wr itz hot evrytime i go2 edmonton i like vizit her and cry whn i see how sad she iz she cant be made 2 stay thr i like giv $$$ 2 peta and v4a and elephantvoices.org 2 try 2 save her and sum1 like jazz guess haz never seen her in her like cold cage and concreet floor sooooooo crool
She has been at the zoo for 30 years, better to try to ge better living conditons for her then to move her..she will never survive the move.
valey zoo suc and they r gonna kill lucy if she duznt get free way soon i hav seen her and she iz like sooooooooo sad with reel sad eyes
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