Speaking Out For Those Who Can't!
 


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International Fund for Animal Welfare      April 9, 2007
Seal pups shot then clubbed
 
 
Watch: Latest Seal Hunt Footage

Dear Jack ,

IFAW monitors observing a sealing vessel hunting harp seal pups on the opening day of the Gulf seal hunt witnessed the cruelty of seals being shot in loose ice.

The sealing vessel had to search out small pans of ice to find a few lone seals. Sealers fired at seals on slushy, moving ice. Seals were seen in agony after being shot at and injured, but not instantly killed. One seal was hauled alive onto the deck of the boat with a steel hook before finally being beaten to death.

Tell the world in your own words why such cruelty to animals is wrong!

The lack of ice in the Southern Gulf has led to a mortality rate for baby seals estimated to exceed 90%, yet sealers continued to wipe out the last remaining survivors. They can do this because, despite the tragic effect of global warming on seal breeding habitat, the Canadian government has given sealers permission to kill 270,000 seals.

Visit StoptheSealHunt.org today to read the latest diaries from IFAW monitors on the scene of the hunt. See the latest footage from the scene of the hunt and listen to IFAW monitors describe in their own words the cruelty they are documenting firsthand.

It takes just a few seconds to add your comments and personal profile to our global community. Find out what others from around the world are saying about this ongoing tragedy for seals.

Thank you for speaking out for the seals,

Fred O’Regan
President and CEO

P.S. If you haven’t already asked your friends and family to add their voice to the StoptheSealHunt online community, please do so now.

 
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