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A monthly Magazine edited and published by Maria Lopes - January 2005 Dear Friends,
We wish you all a happy 2005. In front of us we have a long year to fight for
the non human animals because unfortunately the abusers are increasing , the
atrocites never stop.
For the Animals Maria Lopes Coordinator of the International Movement Against Bullfights "Nothing will benefit human health and increase
chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian
diet. It is my view that the vegetarian manner of living, by its purely physical
effect on the human temperament, would most beneficially influence the lot of
mankind." GREENLAND
Greenland planning tourist polar bear hunts
Source: Herma Caelen, letter Mark Richards
COPENHAGEN (AFP) - Greenland is planning to
organize polar bear hunts for rich tourists, who would be permitted to bring
back the bear skins as trophies. The local government in the icy Danish territory
hopes polar bear hunts will help bolster the faltering economy in the
northwestern part of the island by creating jobs for hunting guides, Danish news
agency Ritzau reported Saturday. ... 20050115/sc_afp/greenlanddenmarkhuntingbearstourism Please write to the Danish and Greenlandic
authorities and Danish Royal family:
SOUTH KOREA
Hofmarskallatet@kongehuset.dk REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
PRIEST INVOLVED IN HUNTING
Source: ICABS
Yet another priest has been exposed
as being involved in blood sports.
Proposed Changes to Korean Animal Protection Law Source: ITD The following information was supplied by our colleagues at IAKA/KAPS on 19th January 2005. "As you all know, we have been recently campaigning against the Korean government's attempt to legalize dog and cat meat trade through the definition of pet animals. Although we were rather disappointed that the Korean government did not accept our proposed definition of companion animals which would have established a solid legal basis for protecting all dogs and cats as companion animals in the Animal Protection Law Amendment,we were much relieved when KAPS was told that the Ministry of Agriculture decided to drop the dangerous definition of pet animals. Unfortunately it came to our notice that the Ministry of Agriculture is under pressure to change its mind and may need to introduce a new definition of companion animals as below. " 'Companion animals are animals mainly raised for companionship and emotional development, as designated by the Ministry of Agriculture.' "This means that the Ministry of Agriculture will have the power to decide what counts as companion animals. If the Ministry of Agriculture decide that companion animals are registered dogs and cats and exclude dogs and cats raised for human consumption from the object of the pet animal registration scheme they are going to introduce, this will effectively justify the distinction between pet dogs/cats and food dogs/cats in the eyes of law. We are very concerned about this development and are talking to the Ministry of Agriculture to adopt our proposed definition of companion animals if they intend to introduce a definition of companion animals in the Amendment. "That the Korean government did not give up their intention of legalizing dog and cat meat trade has been confirmed by the fact that the Ministry of office for Government Policy Coordination held a meeting to discuss hygienic control of the dog meat. Without tacit approval of dog meat, such a meeting cannot take place. We cannot but suspect that the government officials were trying to discuss a possibility of legalizing dog meat trade after making a legal distinction between pet dogs and food dogs. The participants in the meeting included the infamous Dr. Dogmeat (a well-known fanatical advocate of dog meat) and a representative from dog meat trade, a clear sign that the discussion was never intended for genuine hygiene or environmental concern but was held to please dog meat traders. The Ministry of Agriculture assured Sunnan that the legalization of dog meat cannot happen at least for a while because there is no consensus for legalizing dog meat among the general public in Korea and no government department wants to take on such an unpopular and troublesome task. We cannot however take comfort from their assurance if they keep trying to legitimize the distinction between food dogs/cats and pet dogs/cats through a definition of companion animals. We are waiting for a reply from the Ministry of Agriculture over our concerns. We will start another major protest campaign and inform all of you if we suspect that the Korean government will legalize or take serious steps to legalize dog meat anytime soon." At ITD we take no comfort from the soothing words of the Ministry of Agriculture either, largely because we do not believe their claim that such legalisation would not be readily accepted by the Korean people. The 1991 Animal Protection Law was legislation designed solely to give Korea a facade of respectability at a time when the world's eyes were focussed upon it. This law has been an embarrassment to them since then, as is proven by the fact that they have never paid more than the most cursory lip-service to it. Although dog and cat eaters are still in the minority, we have certainly seen no evidence that the Korean government has any intention of halting the spread of this industry - quite the opposite. We must not forget that under current legislation dog and cat eating is illegal, yet the Korean govt has invited proponents of these practices onto its working party! Their intentions could not be made more clear! In the past we have asked you to write emails to the Korean government and Assembly. Their email addresses are however notoriously unreliable largely due to their dislike of criticism. We therefore ask you instead to contact the Korean embassy in your own country, asking the Ambassador to forward on your email. The contact details for Korean embassies world-wide can beobtained from Google or you may find it easier to use our engine at http://itstheirdestiny.2kat.net/mainProposedLaw.html The following is an EXAMPLE email. Please write an original if possible, but PLEASE send it in your own language. This has far more impact than form letters. Dear Mr Ambassador Please ensure that this mail is forwarded to President Roh Moo-Hyun and the Korean Ministry of Agriculture. In 1991 your country took a step forward toward acceptance in the western world by its passing of the Animal Protection Law. Regrettably however, you have never implemented that law. Refusal to enforce its own laws brings shame to any nation. The discussions that the Ministry of Agriculture are planning with confessed dog eaters to introduce a clause defining some dogs/cats as exempt from the protection of current legislation are highly questionable - these discussions are to be held with self-confessed criminals. I know that the majority of the Korean people do not eat dogs or cats and I am amazed that your government is considering the retrograde step of legalising the consumption of these trusting companion animals. There can never be a distinction made that some dogs or cats are "bred for slaughter" while other are bred to be Man's valued and trusted companions. If Korea is to be seen as credible by both the many millions of people world-wide and its own people who are concerned about removing companion animals from the food-chain, it must state now, once and for all, that the consumption of dogs and cats is illegal and can not be tolerated in a modern civilised society. Yours sincerely Name/Country U.S.A.
Campbell Soup – Stop Sponsoring Animal Abuse and Animal Abusers! Source: SHARK
If you read Campbell's Code of Business Conduct
and Ethics on the company website (www.CampbellSoup.com), you might think that this
is a first class company always striving to do the right thing. Note for
instance the following statement from Campbell President and CEO Douglas R.
Conant:
At Campbell Soup Company, we are committed to
conducting every aspect of our business in compliance with the law and the
highest ethical standards. This commitment is a source of pride and strength for
our company and for every Campbell employee.
Sounds good, doesn't it?
Campbell Soup Brands and Products by
Area/Country
Canada Habitant Dietcare Puree (line of frozen foods for health care institutions)
Europe
United Kingdom Batchelors(UK) Fray Bentos Canned Meats Homepride Cooking Sauces Oxo stock cubes and gravy granules Netherlands
Campbell's Aardappel Anders Campbell's Rijke Sauzen Super Noodles Scandinavia
Bla Band Dry Sauces and Soups IsoMitta Touch of Taste Germany
Erasco Soups Lacroix Raguletto Pasta Sauce France
Lesieur Liebig/Liebox Royco Dry Soups Ireland
McDonnell's Belgium
Campbell Foods Belgium Australia
Arnott's Biscuits Campbell Australasia Asia Campbell Brands Swanson Broth Unfortunately, the reality is very different
from the rhetoric. Campbell, through its subsidiary Pace Foods, sponsors cruel
rodeos that abuse, injure and kill animals. The list of victims includes horses
and even very young calves.
More on Campbell Ethics
Campbell subsidiary Pace Foods not only sponsors
regular rodeos, but also rodeos that include steer roping – an event so brutal
it is allowed in only a handful of western states in the US. Perhaps most
outrageous of all, Pace even extends an individual sponsorship to a steer roper!
Just how bad is steer roping? At the December 2004 steer roping finals in
Amarillo, Texas, nine injured or dead animals were dragged out of the arena, and
one staggered out while bleeding from the nose and mouth.
Many rodeos across the US have few paying
spectators. This should hardly come as a surprise. People who care about animals
don't attend rodeos. With sponsorship money from big companies like Pace Foods
and its parent company Campbell, however, rodeos can continue to abuse animals
even without spectators in the stands, and that's just the
beginning.
Campbell/Pace sponsorship money also allows
rodeos to buy television time to air censored versions of rodeos that don't show
calves being snapped backwards as they are roped, or steers injured and dragged
in steer roping. Televised rodeos have injuries and deaths edited out too, all
thanks to sponsorship money from corporate sponsors like Campbell/Pace
Foods.
Our repeated attempts to communicate with
Campbell have so far been rebuffed. Campbell apparently doesn't care about the
humane treatment of animals, or the fact that virtually every credible humane
society around the country is opposed to rodeo animal abuse. We hope that you
will join other people who care about and respect animals in contacting Campbell
and telling this company to stop sponsoring animal abuse and animal
abusers.
Campbell should consider the opinion of the
animal protection movement, and the billions of people (Campbell's customers)
who care about animals.
Until Campbell agrees to drop its rodeo
sponsorship, we hope you will consider dropping Campbell products from your
grocery shopping list. Dropping Campbell products is the surest way to get this
heartless company's attention.
Communicating Concerns to the Campbell Board of
Directors
On its website (www.CampbellSoup.com), Campbell invites people who have concerns about its corporate conduct and business ethics to communicate their concerns with the Board of Directors. We encourage anyone who cares about rodeo animal abuse to do just that. Please ask Campbell decision makers to meet with SHARK to jointly view graphic evidence of rodeo cruelty and to drop its sponsorship of rodeo animal abuse. Your concerns may be submitted by email to Mr.
Harvey Golub, Chairman of the Board, at directors@campbellsoup.com,
or you may send a letter to the following: Mr. Harvey Golub
Chairman of the Board Campbell Soup Company Consumer Response and Information Center 1 Campbell Place Camden, NJ 08103-1701 You may also call Campbell Soup Corporate Headquarters in Camden, NJ at (856) 342-4800 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. You will get a menu, but if you stay on the line without choosing an option, you’ll get the operator, and you can then ask for Mr. Conant. If you use the company directory, you can key in C-O-N-A-N-T, and it connects you with somebody at Mr. Conant's office. You can also communicate with the Campbell Board
of Directors by calling (800) 210-2173, the toll-free hotline telephone number
for the U.S. and Canada. This line is operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
An operator will ask you a number of questions, and you will be given a report
number, meaning that you should get some kind of follow-up.
The following letter is just an example letter
that was sent by Gary Loewenthal,please send your own letters since different
letters have more impact.
Dear Mr. Golub,
Your assertion that the Professional Rodeo
Cowboys Association (PRCA) treats its animals humanely is ludicrous,
provocative, and insulting. I'm usually not so blunt but occasionally it's
called for. Abundant video documentation shows captive rodeo animals subjected
repeatedly to 5000 volts of electricity, causing them to flail in pain when
finally let out of the chute. In some cases, PRCA veterinarians passively watch
the torture. "Torture" is a strong word, but you try seeing what it feels like
and then tell me if you disagree. So far no "brave" rodeo cowboy has used the
prod that produces the shock on himself; only on helpless animals.
Each year animals are killed and injured in
rodeos because the events are inherently dangerous to them. For example, in
rodeo calf roping the calf running at full speed (can you guess why?) is
violently yanked and slammed to the ground, instead of gradually slowed down, as
would be the case on a real ranch.
The PCRA animal welfare rules are a joke; a
mountain of indisputable evidence shows that they are flagrantly and routinely
violated.
Our family has regularly bought Campbell, Pace,
Prego, and other Campbell Soup brands in the past. We are compelled to boycott
them.
_____________________________________________________________
Who's sponsoring Iditarod dog torture in 2005? Source:The Sled Dog Action Coalition, http://www.helpsleddogs.org :
Barbaric dog-torture continues at the hands of
cold-hearted Iditarod mushers. Please help the dogs who are forced to run in the
Iditarod dog sled race by sending protest emails to race sponsors and promoters.
Here's a short list of what happens to the dogs
during the race: death, paralysis, penile frostbite, bleeding ulcers, broken
bones, pneumonia, ruptured discs, hypothermia, broken teeth, viral diseases,
torn footpads and lung damage.
Stories about the dogs receiving top-notch
health care don't square with the facts. Dogs are often sick before the Iditarod
starts but are made to race anyway. While some sick dogs are dropped during the
race, others are given massive doses of antibiotics to keep them going.
Below is a list of organizations that are 2005
Iditarod race sponsors, musher sponsors or Iditarod promoters. Emails are first
given in block form of 10 to easy the work of sending and then individually
under the sample letter. Email addresses with semi-colons in block form can be
found on http://www.helpsleddogs.org/sponsors.htm on the
bottom of the page.
BLOCK EMAILS:
martink@wyeth.com,
jhallin@standard.com, info@standard.com, info@investcorp.com, john.leaver@hellyhansen.no, investorrelations@rccl.com, deknutson@landolakes.com, PATAGONIACS@patagonia.com, Shareholders.IM@pg.com, jhong@safeway.com, investor.relations@blockbuster.com, contact.privacy@mcd.com, brad.bodenman@americanseafoods.com, ir.dcx@daimlerchrysler.com, media@carnival.com, pubaffmr@chevrontexaco.com, enterprise.comments@exxonmobil.com, investor_relations@scholastic.com, Customer.Service@cabelas.com, info@annamaet.com, jdc@eaglepack.com, info@breg.com, info@dogbooties.com, international@grabberwarmers.com, info@blackwoodpetfood.com, info@adfinc.com, feedback@amnutrition.com, webmaster@arcticcat.com, investorrelations@gandermountain.com, sdougherty@cirrusdesign.com, dawn.mccall@discovery.com, viewer@pbs.org, jmoses@elderhostel.org, gunter.thielen@bertelsmann.de, polson@randomhouse.com, mspring@wiley.com, ecousens@wiley.com, atpfeedback@avalonpub.com, jsisk@rowmanlittlefield.com, pknauff@mail.valpo.k12.in.us, mgoad@ctsd.k12.nj.us, info@dhblattner.com, info@adventureunlimited.org, STEVESI@d11.org, rick@unitedrailroad.net, pat@seniorsojourns.com, sales@ophirgold.com, franchising@batteriesplus.com, rputney@grossmanchev.com, info@multi-pak.com, info@royalcanin.us, contact@propacpetfood.com, beaversports@beaversports.com, info@mttravel.com, bill@billhansonattorney.com, ragnar.evensen@afgruppen.no, wear@wolfsongadventures.com, HCC19@aol.com, scottz@PETPLACE.COM, ir@alaskaair.com, wosport@aol.com, info@toofar.com, editor_1@achievement.org, presse@langenscheidt.de, chad.haight@sasquatchbooks.com, jobs@roughguides.co.uk, leepinliz@bridgeband.com, juneymoon@email.msn.com, Solutions@ReflectivelyYOURS.com, sales@innisbrook.com, windigo@cheqnet.net, info@coldspotfeeds.com PLEASE PERSONALIZE SAMPLE LETTER:
Dear
Please stop supporting the barbaric Iditarod
with all the evils associated with it.
Mushers treat their dogs abominably. In the
Iditarod, dogs are forced to run 1,150 miles, which is the approximate distance
between Dallas and Cleveland over a grueling terrain in 8 to 15 days. USA Today
sports columnist Jon Saraceno called the Iditarod "a travesty of grueling
proportions" and "Ihurtadog." Fox sportscaster Jim Rome called it
"I-killed-a-dog." Orlando Sentinel sports columnist George Diaz said the race is
"an illegal sweatshop for dogs." USA Today business columnist Bruce Horovitz
said the race is a "public-relations minefield."
Please visit the Sled Dog Action Coalition
website http://www.helpsleddogs.org and be sure to read
the quotes on http://www.helpsleddogs.org/remarks.htm . All the
material on the site is true and verifiable.
At least 122 dogs have died in the Iditarod.
There is no official count of
dog deaths available for the race's early years. Here's a short list of what happens to the dogs during the race: death, paralysis, penile frostbite, bleeding ulcers, broken bones, pneumonia, ruptured discs, hypothermia, broken teeth, viral diseases, torn footpads and lung damage. On average, 53 percent of the dogs who start the
race do not even make it across
the finish line. Of those that finish, 81 percent have lung damage. No one knows how many dogs die in training or after the race. A report published in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine said that 48.5 percent of the dogs who participate in the Iditarod have ulceration, tissue erosion, gastric hemorrhage, or a combination of these conditions. Tom Classen, retired Air Force colonel and
Alaskan resident for over 40
years, tells us that the dogs are beaten into submission: "They've had the hell beaten out of them." "You
don't just whisper into their ears, 'OK, stand there until I tell you to run
like the devil.' They understand one thing: a beating. These dogs are beaten
into submission the same way elephants are trained for a circus. The mushers
will deny it. And you know what? They are all lying." -USA Today, March 3, 2000
in Jon Saraceno's column
Mushers believe in "culling" or killing unwanted
dogs, including puppies. Many dogs who are permanently disabled in the Iditarod,
or who are unwanted for any reason, including those who have outlived their
usefulness are killed with a shot to the head, dragged or clubbed to death.
"Dogs are clubbed with baseball bats and if they don't pull are dragged to death
in harnesses....." wrote Alaskan Mike Cranford in an article for Alaska's Bush
Blade Newspaper (March, 2000).
Jon Saraceno wrote in his March 3, 2000 column
in USA Today, "He [Colonel
Tom Classen] confirmed dog beatings and far worse. Like starving dogs to maintain their most advantageous racing weight. Skinning them to make mittens. Or dragging them to their death." Please end your organization's association with
this horrific race.
Sincerely,
Name/Country _________________________
Fort Dodge Animal Health (Wyeth)
Email: martink@wyeth.com Daimler Chrysler
Email: ir.dcx@daimlerchrysler.com Coca-Cola
Email: heyer@na.ko.com Outback Steakhouse
Email NewsOutback@OUTBACK.com Millennium & Copthorne Hotels
Email: marketing@mill-cop.com Wells Fargo & Company
Email:investorrelations@wellsfargo.com Kroger Co. (Fred Meyer Stores)
Email: kroger.investors@kroger.com Spenard Builders (Lanoga Corporation)
Email: phylbert@lanoga.com Office Tech (Global Imaging Systems, Inc.)
Email: gisx@mindspring.com ChevronTexaco Corportation
Email: pubaffmr@chevrontexaco.com Exxon Mobil Corporation
Email: enterprise.comments@exxonmobil.com Coors Brewing Company
Email: leo.kiely@coors.com Anchorage Daily News (Mc Clatchy Company)
Email: ptalamantes@mcclatchy.com Providence Health System
Email: employment@providence.org Cabelas
Email: Customer.Service@cabelas.com Comtec Business Systems
Email:info@comtec.com Global Information Technologies
Email: sales@gitsat.com Alaska Airlines (Alaska Air Group)
Email: ir@AlaskaAir.com Too Far Publishing
Email: info@toofar.com IDITAROD PROMOTERS
Workman Publishing Company
Email: info@workman.com Carnival Corporation (Princess Cruises)
Email: media@carnival.com Scholastic Corporation
Email: investor_relations@scholastic.com Travel Channel (Discovery Networks)
promoter)
Email: dawn.mccall@discovery.com PBS Teacher Source
Email: viewer@pbs.org Elderhostel, Inc.
Email: jmoses@elderhostel.org Fodor's Travel Publications (Random House,
Bertelsmann)
Email: editors@fodors.com, polson@randomhouse.com, gunter.thielen@bertelsmann.de Frommer's Guides (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)
111 River St. Hoboken, NJ 07030 Email: wpesce@wiley.com, mspring@wiley.com Avalon Travel Publications
Email: atpfeedback@avalonpub.com Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Email: jsisk@rowmanlittlefield.com Outdoor Channel (Global Outdoors, Inc.)
Email: IRglobal@goldprospectors.org Petplace.com (Intelligent Content, Corp.)
Email: scottz@PETPLACE.COM TIME for Kids
Email: emailbag@timeforkids.com Women's Sports Foundation
Email: wosport@aol.com Academy of Achievement
Email: editor_1@achievement.org Insight Guides (APA Publications/Langenscheidt
Publications)
Email: presse@langenscheidt.de Sasquatch Books
Email: chad.haight@sasquatchbooks.com Rough Guides (The Penguin Group)
Email: Marilyn.ducksworth@us.penguingroup.com, jobs@roughguides.co.uk Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.
Email: mstewart@marthastewart.com MUSHER SPONSORS:
Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.
Email: investorrelations@rccl.com Patagonia (Lost Arrow Corporation)
Email: PATAGONIACS@patagonia.com Eukanuba/Iams (Procter & Gamble
Company)
Email: Shareholders.IM@pg.com Hanons/Safeway (Safeway, Inc.)
Email: jhong@safeway.com Blockbuster Video
Email: investor.relations@blockbuster.com McDonalds Restaurants of the Kenai Peninsula
(McDonald Corporation)
Email: contact.privacy@mcd.com Marsh USA (Marsh & McLennan
Companies)
Email: alfred.j.modugno@marsh.com AT&T Alascom (AT&T)
Email: gmorgenstern@att.com PMI Nutrition Pet Foods (Purina Mills/Land
O'Lakes, Inc.)
Email: deknutson@landolakes.com Ford Motor Company
Email: wford@ford.com General Motors
Email: john.devine@gm.com Taco Bell/Denali Foods (Franchisor: Yum! Brands,
Inc.)
Email: Amy.Sherwood@Yum.Com Lowe's Home Improvement (Lowe's Companies,
Inc.)
Email: Chris.B.Ahearn@lowes.com Northern Outfitters
Email: mail@northernoutfitters.com Udelhoven Companies (Udelhoven Oilfield
System)
Email: Jgilbert@udelhoven.com Patrick Henry Creative Promotions
Email: myer@phcp.com American Seafoods Group
Email: brad.bodenman@americanseafoods.com Annamaet Petfoods
Email: info@annamaet.com Eagle Premium Pet Foods/Eagle Pet Products,
Inc.
Email: jdc@eaglepack.com Breg, Inc.
Email: info@breg.com Dogbooties.com (a division of Arrowhead
Fabric)
Email: info@dogbooties.com Grabber Performance Group
Email: international@grabberwarmers.com Blackwood Dog Food (The Blackwood
Corporation)
Email: info@blackwoodpetfood.com Redpaw Feeds
Email: redpaw@cheqnet.net Fogtech
Email: gene@motosolutions.com Oak View Elementary School
Email: steve.yager@nacs.k12.in.us Edmund Industrial Optics
Email: sales@edmundoptics.com American Dehydrated Foods, Inc.
Email: info@adfinc.com Atta Boy (American Nutrition, Inc.)
Email: feedback@amnutrition.com Arctic Cat Inc.
Email: webmaster@arcticcat.com Gander Mountain
Email: investorrelations@gandermountain.com Cirrus Design Corporation
Email: sdougherty@cirrusdesign.com Borton Automotive, Inc.
Email: rstewart@borton.com WHSmith and Sons, Ltd.
Email: info@whs-tools.com Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Email: publicaffairs@anadarko.com Icicle Seafoods, Inc.
Email: MarkS@IcicleSeafoods.com Wilder Construction Company
Email: wilderinfo@wilderconstruction.com Thomas Jefferson Middle School
Email: pknauff@mail.valpo.k12.in.us Patrick McGaheran School
Email: mgoad@ctsd.k12.nj.us D.H. Blattner & Sons, Inc.
Email: info@dhblattner.com Adventure Unlimited Ranches
Email: info@adventureunlimited.org Longfellow Elementary School
Email: STEVESI@d11.org United Railroad Materials Company
Email: rick@unitedrailroad.net Senior Sojourns, Inc.
Email: Pat@SeniorSojourns.com Ophir Gold Ltd.
Email: sales@ophirgold.com Batteries Plus
Email: franchising@batteriesplus.com Grossman Chevrolet
Email: rputney@grossmanchev.com Multi-Pak Corporation
Email: info@multi-pak.com Royal Canin USA, Inc.
Email: info@royalcanin.us Pro Pac Pet Food (Midwestern Pet Foods, Inc.
)
Email: contact@propacpetfood.com Beaver Sports
Email: beaversports@beaversports.com Montana Travel
Email: info@mttravel.com Bill Hanson, Attorney
Email: bill@billhansonattorney.com AF Ragnar Evensen AS
Email: ragnar.evensen@afgruppen.no Wolfsong Wear
Email: wear@wolfsongadventures.com Historical Chocolate Company
Email: HCC19@aol.com LeepinLiz Designs
Email: leepinliz@bridgeband.com June Shelley
Email: juneymoon@email.msn.com Reflective "Puppy Parkas"
Email: Solutions@ReflectivelyYOURS.com Innisbrook Wraps
Email: sales@innisbrook.com Windigo Outfitters in Iron River
Email: windigo@cheqnet.net Cold Spot Feeds
Email: info@coldspotfeeds.com The Ungar Foundation
P.O. Box 752 Copake, NY 12516 Harry L. McGinnis Middle School
17 Atther Road Buena Vista, CO 80345 Phone: 719-395-7060 Amaize (Marsland Laboratories)
Email message box: http://www.amaize.com/dealer_inq.htm PETITIONS
Please help stop the horrible killing of 800 ferrets in Denmark http://www.petitiononline.com/nogas/petition.html
URGENT ACTION - Quebec
Wolves
STOP THE EXTERMINATION OF THE WOLF IN NORWAY http://www.petitiononline.com/proact03/petition.html Disclaimer: All items published in this magazine were received by us and we pass them on in good faith. We are not responsible for incorrect email addresses, errors, omissions etc. by the originators.
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