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Shopping That Says "I Care About Animals"
Shop The Vegetarian Site during the month of September, and Born Free USA united with API receives 10% of your purchase price. Choose from a wide selection of ethically manufactured products including footwear, clothing, accessories, groceries, and more. Whether looking for the perfect gift for the compassionate person in your life — or just stocking up on items for you — shopping The Vegetarian Site says “I care about animals.”
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Urge Retailers to go Fur Free! Sign the Petition Today
Fur used in fashion is innately cruel. If retailers are ever to do the right thing and stock only fur-free items, they must be made aware that no fur garments are made compassionately.
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H.R. 1913 Great Cats Conservation Act of 2007
Purpose: This bill would assist in the conservation of great cats. Financial resources would be provided to conservation programs in nations within the range of these animals' populations, and funding would be provided to those with demonstrated expertise in protecting these animals.
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Jenny the Elephant Is Spared Shipment to Mexico
Dallas, TX — After weeks of protest, the Dallas Zoo has succumbed to substantial public pressure and decided to keep Jenny, its only elephant, in Dallas, rather than shipping her to a drive-through tourist attraction in Mexico. Although sending her to Mexico clearly would not have been in Jenny’s best interest, Born Free USA united with Animal Protection Institute (Born Free USA) is joining other national and local animal advocacy groups in urging Zoo officials to send her to The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, where she will receive the highest standard of humane care.
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Article on Ringling fails to mention our groundbreaking federal lawsuit
Your Thursday story on PETA's recent circus protest and the debate over the treatment of endangered Asian elephants in the circus ... failed to mention the groundbreaking federal lawsuit against the circus giant for its mistreatment of elephants, which will be heard in a Washington D.C., courtroom beginning Oct. 20. This lawsuit is based on actual evidence against Ringling Bros., not just unsubstantiated claims by animal advocacy groups.
Suit against circus to be heard in October
Zibby Wilder
Director of Public Relations
Born Free USA united with Animal Protection Institute
Letter to the Editor
HeraldNet (Everett, WA)
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