Urge school officials and urge them to ditch glue traps immediately and to permanently adopt humane and far more effective alternatives.
These trapped squirrels don’t have access to food, water, or fresh air and are languishing further with each passing moment.
Urge the following officials to scrap turtle “races” being held on their watch. Ask them to help ensure that turtles are left alone in nature, where they belong!
Urge Canadian Tire to stop selling glue traps, which cruelly kill rodents and other animals.
Update (March 9, 2023): The Galesburg City Council has agreed to forgo the proposed goose massacre in favor of a humane, multipronged approach and to use such measures in the future! Thank you to everyone who spoke out. Original post: According to media reports, city officials in Galesburg, Illinois, are considering hiring a contractor to … Read more »
Urge management at Desert Falls Country Club to forgo killing and employ tried-and-true humane tactics instead.
Please politely e-mail the hospital’s facilities director and request that any glue traps be ditched immediately.
Please take a moment to e-mail the board and urge it to scrap the plan to trap foxes.
Please contact The Home Depot and demand that it stop profiting off the cruel killing of animals.
New Jersey’s bears urgently need your help. Thank Murphy for having staunchly advocated for bears, and politely urge him not to turn his back on these regal wild animals now.
Please urge Dollarama to ban their sale at all its stores.
Please politely urge the mayor of Lincolnwood and board of trustees members to enforce ordinance 11-3-18 by prohibiting the keeping of all “naturally wild animals” and to prohibit the sale of cats, dogs, and rabbits from breeders—because it’s the right thing to do.
Please urge Bearman to do the right thing by letting Spur live as she deserves—or at the very least to vastly upgrade her environment.
A rescuer discovered dead and decomposing birds, the apparent victims of a grid-wire system evidently installed as a means of deterring birds from landing and roosting on the building.
