for the rich only

Speaking Out For Those Who Can't

We can't put an end to human cruelty of animals. But can bring

about change to minify it by the same method used to minify

cruelty to human slaves categorized as property. No, not

a terrible war, but by merely freeing them from the

stigma of property.

I am at war with people that abuse, torture,

and wantonly kill animals,

any animal human or non human, in the name

of impulse, greed, need, interest, religion or personal choice.

J. B. Suconik

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May 3rd, 2010
		Stop Canned Hunting in South Africa
		Dear Jack, A dead animal as a souvenir: Around 4,000 lions in captivity will be shot to death in South Africa, host of this year’s World Cup. The big cats live on breeding farms. When they are cubs, they are abused as tourist attractions. Then, when they are too big for cuddling, they end up as souvenirs for rich hunters. The lions are locked in fenced areas; where they are easy targets for hunters. “Canned hunting” is the name for this cruel shooting of animals in captivity. Rich hunting tourists pay large sums of money for these “trophies” – up to 50,000 Euros for an adult male lion. South Africa still permits this most extreme form of hunting. From 2006 to 2008 the number of shot lions more than tripled; most of the hunting victims were born in captivity. FOUR PAWS is calling for a ban on “Canned Hunting” in South Africa – please support us and sign our petition calling for action from the South African Government! Your FOUR PAWS team Stop Canned Hunting in South Africa – sign the petition now!

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