1. Make Model Mandatory Spay/Neuter Law Reality
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
judie@cahealtypets.com
BACKGROUND:
California Healthy Pets Act 2007 Passes Assembly Committee, www.cahealthypets.com
Contact: Judie Mancuso, 323-254-5700. Campaign Director / Sponsor, AB 1634, California Healthy Pets Act
(EDITED FOR LENGTH) SACRAMENTO — The California Healthy Pets Act achieved its first legislative victory this morning when it was passed by the Assembly Committee on Business and Professions by a vote of 7-2. Authored by Assembly member Lloyd Levine (D-Van Nuys), the bill would require most pet owners with a dog or cat over four months old to have their pets spayed or neutered.
EVERYONE: TAKE ACTION TO ASSURE PASSAGE OF AB 1634
4/24/07, from judie@cahealtypets.com — The NEXT hearing is even more important and we must outnumber them or it will not look good for us. The next hearing will take public comment and you will ALL be counted. Here are some key things you can do to help our bill pass the Assembly Appropriations Committee and the Assembly Floor:
CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS:
Visit your Assembly Member in his or her district office. Explain to them how important it is for AB 1634 to become state law. It's best to make an appointment first and go as a group. Please contact Michele Egan at Michele@cahealthypets.com for details about how best to visit and make your case, and please let her know so we can track visits. Information sheets are available at: www.cahealthypets.com/
To find your Assembly Member: www.leginfo.ca.gov/yourleg.html
If you cannot visit your Assembly Member's office, call AND fax their capitol and district offices!
EVERYONE, WHEREVER YOU LIVE:
Call or fax EACH Assembly Member on Appropriations Committee. We need EVERONE to fax the Appropriations Committee Members; our hearing is not scheduled yet, but should be in a couple of weeks. After that, we go to the full Assembly...
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Assembly Appropriations Committee Consultant
State Capitol, Room 2114; Sacramento, California 95814 • fax: 916-319-2181
Assembly Member Mark Leno (D), Chair
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0013 • ph: 916-319-2013; fax: 916-319-2113
Assembly Member Mimi Walters (R), Vice Chair
State Capitol, Room 6031; Sacramento, CA 95814 • ph: 916-319-2073; fax: 916-319-2173
Assembly Member Anna M. Caballero (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0028 • ph: 916-319-2028; fax: 916-319-2128
Assembly Member Mike Davis (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0048 • ph: 916-319-2048; fax: 916-319-2148
Assembly Member Mark DeSaulnier (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0011 • ph: 916-319-2011; fax: 916-319-2111
Assembly Member Bill Emmerson (R)
VOTED AGAINST BILL IN BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS COMMITTEE. ASK HIM TO CHANGE HIS VOTE.
State Capitol Office, Room 4158; Sacramento, CA 95814 • ph: 916-319-2063; fax: 916-319-2163
Assembly Member Jared Huffman (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0006 • ph: 916-319-2006; fax: 916-319-2106
Assembly Member Betty Karnette (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0054 • ph: 916-319-2054; fax: 916-319-2154
Assembly Member Paul Krekorian (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0043 • ph: 916-319-2043; fax: 916-319-2143
Assembly Member Doug La Malfa (R)
State Capitol, Room 4164; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0002 • ph: 916-319-2002; fax: 916-319-2102
Assembly Member Ted W. Lieu (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0053 • ph: 916-319 - 2053; fax: 916-319 - 2153
Assembly Member Fiona Ma (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0012 • ph: 916-319-2012; fax: 916-319-2112
Assembly Member Alan Nakanishi (R)
State Capitol, Room 5175; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0010 • ph: 916-319-2010; fax: 916-319-2110
Assembly Member Pedro Nava (D)
COAUTHOR OF THE CALIFORNIA HEALTHY PETS ACT, PLEASE THANK HIM!
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0035 • ph: 916-319-2035; fax: 916-319-2135
Assembly Member Sharon Runner (R)
State Capitol, Room 5158; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0036 • ph: 916-319-2036; fax: 916-319-2136
Assembly Member Jose Solorio (D)
State Capitol; P.O. Box 942849; Sacramento, CA 94249-0069 • ph: 916-319-2069; fax: 916-319-2169
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2. Forgotten Street Dogs Of India
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
It's Their Destiny, itd@2kat.net • itstheirdestiny.2kat.net/
BACKGROUND:
4/16/07, from itstheirdestiny.2kat.net/ — With the rapid spread of information through the internet, we hear of animal
abuse throughout the world on a daily basis. Could this familiarity be why there's so little international reaction to India's dog
culls? Maybe it's because we are used to reading about the culling of hundreds of thousands of dogs in China. Or is it perhaps
that it's just difficult to accept this could be happening in this predominantly Hindu nation with it's reputation for respecting life?
Whatever the reason, the brutal killing of thousands of street dogs in the State of Karnataka, India goes on.
A campaigner in India writes: "Things are still the same, there are protests going on in Bangalore by animal lovers but no luck
on stopping the killings, public awareness thru pamphlets is being done which might take sometime to work out, we are a group
of animal lovers who are trying our best to stop the killing with no luck favouring our struggle."
CONTACT INFORMATION TO PROTEST:
Last alert + background: itstheirdestiny.2kat.net/ITD%20Update%2022_03_07.htm
Mr. Kumaraswamy, Chief Minister, Karnataka: cm@kar.nic.in
Mr. Ashok, Health Minister, Karnataka: contact@egovernments.org
Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India: presidentofindia@rb.nic.in • web mail: pmindia.nic.in/write.htm
K. Jyothiramalingam, Commissioner Bangalore City Corporation (BCC): ramalingam@bmponline.org
Contact details for Indian Embassies around world: www.thokalath.com/embassy/index.php
SAMPLE LETTER FROM:
itstheirdestiny.2kat.net/
Dear Sir,
I was horrified to learn that, unlike other States of India, Karnataka is dealing with the problem of street dogs with a campaign of mass-killings.
Throughout India homeless dogs are commonplace, yet in many States their numbers are being controlled effectively by Animal Birth Control programs. No animal population can grow more than available food permits and when dogs are neutered, vaccinated and returned to their own territory, they prevent other dogs moving in, thus limiting their numbers naturally.
When, as in Karnataka however, ample supplies of food are thrown into the streets by illegal meat sellers, their numbers will obviously increase. By simply killing the dogs you are encouraging the breeding of replacements. Nature abhors a vacuum and you are creating a situation in which the culls will have to be repeated indefinitely.
I urge you instead to catch, neuter and vaccinate the strays of Karnataka, release them back onto the streets, and close down the illegal and unhygienic meat traders that are the real cause of this problem.
India has a reputation throughout the world as a humane country, and its people are renown for their kindness. I beg you not to let this reputation be so tarnished by cruel, inefficient, and easily avoidable methods of animal control.
Yours sincerely, (Name/Country)
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3. Dogs Bound And Gagged, To Die In Philippines
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Forwarded By: Linda Furness, linda.furness1@btinternet.com • Rita Fazio, r.e.fazio@worldnet.att.net
Original Message: wolfmanross@sbcglobal.net
BACKGROUND:
Could you sit back and watch while defenseless dogs are bound and gagged and left to suffocate? While they are piled on top of each other and driven to a pitiful fate? These poor wretched creatures cannot fight back against the cruel Philippine traders who tie their mouths and bind their limbs and leave them to a slow and painful death. But you can fight back for them.
House Bill #2991, www.networkforanimals.org/bill2991.htm, containing punitive new laws is currently before the Philippine Parliament. This bill will crush the economic viability of trading in dog meat if enacted. Our friends in Manila tell us, however, that NETWORK FOR ANIMALS must orchestrate an outcry both internationally and within the Philippines before legislators will act. Hence our message to target ambassadors, www.networkforanimals.org/protest.htm, and appeal for donations www.networkforanimals.org/donate.htm.
TAKE ACTION:
- Donate to help the dogs:
www.networkforanimals.org/donate.htm
Our work in the Philippines is dangerous and costly. Donations help save poor, frightened dogs from a terrible fate.
- Contact your country's Philippine Ambassador now:
www.networkforanimals.org/protest.htm
Tell your Philippine Ambassador...
• I thank the Philippine government for working with Network for Animals to stop illegal trade in dog meat in the Philippines.
• As Philippine Ambassador, I request you communicate to your government my profound wish that House Bill #2991 is speedily enacted into law.
• I wish you to know that I am one of many thousands of people who feel very strongly about this.
- Email our web address to everyone in your address book.
www.networkforanimals.org
CONTACT INFORMATION TO PROTEST TO EMBASSIES:
UNITED KINGDOM / His Excellency, Ambassador Edgardo B. Espiritu
Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines • 9a Palace Green; London W8 4QE
PH: 0207 361 4621: FAX: 0207 937 2925
EMAIL: consulars@philemb.org.uk • WEB: www.philemb.org.uk
GERMANY / Her Excellency, Ambassador Minerva Jean A. Falcon
Uhlandstrasse 97; 10715 Berlin
PH: (+49-30) 864-9500; FAX: (+49-30) 873-2551
EMAIL: berlinpe@dfa.gov.ph • WEB: www.philippine-embassy.de
CANADA / His Excellency, Ambassador Francisco L Benedicto
Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines • 130 Albert Street, Suite 606; Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5G4
PH: 613-233-1121; FAX: 613-233-4165 • EMAIL: ottawape@istar.ca
UNITED STATES / His Excellency, Ambassador Albert F. Del Rosario
Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines • 1600 Massachusetts Avenue N.W.; Washington, DC 20036 USA
PH: 202-467-9300; FAX: 202-466-6288
EMAIL: info@philippineembassy-usa.org • WEB: www.philippineembassy-usa.org
Or follow this link to find your country's Philippines Embassy: www.asia-planet.net/philippines/embassies.htm
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4. Protest Greyhound Strangulation In Spain
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Forwarded By: Marijo Gillis, Twinkieperkyebby@msn.com
Original Message: viviak@otenet.gr
BACKGROUND:
4/21/07, from viviak@otenet.gr — People have tried to strangle this poor greyhound, probably because he was no longer
useful for the races... But they didn't succeed. The dog has been found in Martos in the Spanish province of Jaen, where he was
wandering around for quite a long time, despite his terrible condition. Probably he only stayed alive because a couple fed him.
But he was too much afraid to be captured. Finally they succeeded by putting some kind of anesthetic drug in his food. A vet has
seen the poor animal but claims that he doubts if the wound will ever heal.
Apparently Martos is the stage of dog races with portable race tracks, backed by the municipality. Also Martos has a 'dog
shelter', it's on the same grounds as the local dump of garbage, which fact speaks for itself. In order to stop this terrible abuse of
animals, please send a copy of the protest letter to the local authorities, the police and a copy to the press.
CONTACT INFORMATION TO PROTEST:
alcalde@aytomartos.e.telefonica.net, presidencia@promojaen.es, seprona@guardiacivil.org, sugerencias@guardiacivil.org
And a copy to newspapers:
provincia@diariojaen.es, redaccion@prisacom.es, jaen@europapress.es, redaccion@correoandalucia.es
viviren@lavanguardia.es
SAMPLE LETTER FROM:
Author unknown
Señores,
Me dirijo a Usted para expresar la indignación que siento al ver las fotos horribles del galgo herido al cuello. Así no se tratan a
los animales, espero que Usted sea de acuerdo conmigo. Estos actos de barbaridad deben de cesar imediatamente. Si no, el
resto de Europa queda convencido que España es un país de bárbaros sin ninguna civilización.
Espero que investiguen el caso y que el culpable sea castigado conforme la Ley: el maltrato de animales es delito en España
como en mi país.
He comprendido que Martos ya fue objeto de denuncias y una campaña de desprestigio por las condiciones de la perrera
municipal. Y luego las carreras de de galgos. Es hora de cambiar la mentilidad acerca de los animales. Si no, Martos va a tener
mala fama en todo Europa.
Un indignado saludo (NAME, COUNTRY)
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5. Pigs Sentenced To 10 More Years Of Cruelty
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Forwarded By: Linda Furness, linda.furness1@btinternet.com • mertens.rosa@skynet.be
Original Message: Animals Australia, enquiries@animalsaustralia.org
View this message online: www.savebabe.com/eupdate/
BACKGROUND:
5/1/07, from enquiries@animalsaustralia.org — On April 20, nine Australian politicians charged with the responsibility of
reviewing cruel pig industry practices voted to allow the use of inhumane sow stalls to continue unabated for another decade.
These politicians ignored community views, pre-eminent science, international precedents and their ethical responsibilities to
provide millions of Australian animals with fair and just governance.
All is not lost. Recently the worlds largest pig producer, US-based Smithfield Foods, announced a voluntary phase out of sow
stalls over the next decade. The following week Canada's largest pig producer followed suit. These decisions were not forced by
governments; they were forced by community concern. In the US Burger King (Hungry Jacks in Australia) and major
supermarkets have listened to consumers and have committed to sourcing free-range products their purchasing power is
underpinning the decisions by pig producers to end cruel practices. Change for Australian pigs will be brought about when these
powerful companies are made aware that civilised societies will no longer tolerate industrialised animal cruelty.
TAKE ACTION:
- Tell McDonald's, Hungry Jack's and Subway whilst Australian politicians don't care about animal cruelty — you do.
SEND ONLINE MESSAGE: www.savebabe.com/eupdate/takeAction.html
- Spread the word! Send this message to friends, family, colleagues.
www.savebabe.com/eupdate/spreadTheWord.html
- Support Animals Australia's 'Save Babe' campaign. Learn what you can do to end the misery of factory farmed pigs.
www.savebabe.com/eupdate/help.html
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6. Stop Aggressive (Illegal) NYC Pigeon Nettings
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
New York Bird Club, nycompanionbirdclub@yahoo.com
BACKGROUND:
Pigeon nettings in the New York City area are becoming more aggressive and frequent. Netters working in a pair start before
sunrise and "work" in all boroughs and perhaps beyond. They have been seen in brand new SUV's, it is a cash only business
and they pay no taxes. So this appears to be a lucrative business. Although it is against the law to remove pigeons from
their habitat, no one is stopping them. Only the Board of Health can remove pigeons or you need to get a permit from them.
Let people know the following:
- Netters are netting in Manhattan and in the five boroughs and beyond. It is a big business and very lucrative, all cash with no taxes being filed.
- It's illegal to remove pigeons from their habitat. Only the Board of Health can remove pigeons or a license is needed.
- Pigeons are sold to shooting galleries, restaurants. People may eat pigeon meat substituted for quail, squab or even chicken.
Please post all over the internet and DO NOT BE SHY.
- Post on all message boards, websites, blogs, groups, etc.
- Make up fliers. Tell people netters are forcefully removing pigeons and selling to restaurants. Tell them it is against the law.
Put up fliers in your neighborhood and anywhere...
CONTACT INFORMATION & ACTION:
Links to government officials: www.nyc.gov/portal/site/nycgov/menuitem.9bf44977ace46207a62fa24601c789a0/
Contact your assemblyperson, councilperson, senator, etc. We have elected them into office and they have a responsibility to citizens. Let them know they won't get your voite if they refuse to help.
Contact the media. One such source is: CBS Shame on You, Arnold Diaz, cbs2shame@cbs.com
Call the NYC Board of Health and alert them.
If you see a netting, write down all info and contact the police. Make note if they will not accept your complaint. Write down date, precinct, officer you spoke with, etc. If they will not take your complaint, contact the Civilian Complaint Revue Board. It is your right as a citizen. Shoo away all pigeons. Do not be afraid, these cowards do not want to attract attention.
Law pertaining to removing pigeons at New York Bird Club boards:
www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/luciedove/vpost?id=1849652%20
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7. AETA: Civil Rights As A Casualty - 5/22/07 NYC Event
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Odette Wilkens, Executive Director, Equal Justice Alliance (EJA), owilkens@nyc.rr.com
Kinship Circle's Brenda Shoss, who participates in EJA's (Equal Justice Alliance) working committee, designed this flyer.
Request high-resolution version of flyer to print/distribute: kinshipcircle@accessus.net
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8. Ask UConn To End Primate Experiments, Permanently
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Justin Goodman, justin_goodman@sbcglobal.net
BACKGROUND:
4/24/07, from justin_goodman@sbcglobal.net — Yes, the cruel monkey experiments being conducted by David Waitzman at the University of Connecticut Health Center have been terminated. However, the school has yet to agree to a permanent ban on the use of nonhuman primates in experimentation.
In recognition of World Week for Animals in Labs, and in solidarity with the millions of animals who are suffering as you read this, please take a moment to write, call, or fax the UConn Health Center administration (even if you already have) and let them know you'd like to see this publicly-funded monkey torture ended forever.
For more info on our campaign: www.uchckillsmonkeys.com/campaign
To contact UConn now, see below or visit: www.uchckillsmonkeys.com/takeaction
CONTACT INFORMATION TO PROTEST:
EMAIL BLOCK / ALL EMAILS IN THIS ALERT
deckers@nso.uchc.edu, Philip.austin@uconn.edu, dfriend@alvarezandmarsal.com, goldberg@nso1.uchc.edu, rhennessey@oscient.com, gerard.burrow@yale.edu, james.abromaitis@po.state.ct.us, j.robert.galvin@po.state.ct.us, bcarlson@adp.uchc.edu, walter@nso.uchc.edu, lalande@uchc.edu, sarmstrong@uchc.edu, yas@pobox.upenn.edu, paplauskas@adp.uchc.edu, jlorenzo@nso2.uchc.edu, pohl@uchc.edu
SAMPLE LETTER:
from justin_goodman@sbcglobal.net
Dear UCHC Administrators and Board Members:
Thank you for your time. In light of the recent research misconduct uncovered in David Waitzman's nonhuman primate lab and the school's subsequent termination of the protocol, as a Connecticut resident and person who abhors cruelty, I am requesting that the UConn Health Center enact a permanent moratorium on the use of all nonhuman primates in all biomedical research at all University-affiliated facilities and that the University administration guarantee citizens that the new facility in the former FarmTech building, which is currently well-equipped to confine up to 60 more nonhuman primates, will not be used to conduct research on NHPs.
Every area of research in which NHPs have been used provides evidence against its utility. As a forerunner in progressive science, it is the University's obligation to employ ethical, humane research practices. The use of nonhuman primates for experimentation, in any capacity, is a clear violation of this imperative, as their capacity for suffering is undeniable. Furthermore, it is abundantly clear researchers at the Health Center are unable to abide by the most rudimentary animal protection guidelines.
I look forward to the announcement of a positive resolution to this situation.
Sincerely, (Name, Address)
DETAILED CONTACT INFORMATION:
UCHC ADMINISTRATORS
Dr. Philip Austin, President, University of Connecticut: 860-486-2333; philip.austin@uconn.edu
Dr. Peter Deckers, VP of Health Affairs at UCHC: 860-679-2594 (w), 860-679-2100 (w); deckers@nso.uchc.edu
James Walter, Associate Vice President, Communications: 860-679-4710; walter@nso.uchc.edu
Marc Lalande, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Research Planning and Coordination: 860-679-8349; lalande@uchc.edu
Bruce Carlson, Chief of Staff: 860-679-8048; bcarlson@adp.uchc.edu
Sandra Armstrong, Chief Information Officer: 860-679-3855; sarmstrong@uchc.edu
Len Paplauskas, Institutional Officer, Animal Care Committee: paplauskas@adp.uchc.edu
Joseph Lorenzo, Chairman, Animal Care Committee: jlorenzo@nso2.uchc.edu
Alison Pohl, Coordinator, Animal Care Committee: pohl@uchc.edu
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
www.uchc.edu/bod/bod.html
Dr. David B. Friend: 781-283-9258; dfriend@alvarezandmarsal.com
Dr. A. Jon Goldberg: 860-679-3743; goldberg@nso1.uchc.edu
James Abromaitis, Commissioner, CT Dept. Economic & Community Dlvpt.: 860-270-8009; james.abromaitis@po.state.ct.us
Ann Slaughter, Associate Professor, U. Penn School of Dental Medicine: yas@pobox.upenn.edu
Gerard N. Burrow, M.D., Sea Research Foundation, Inc.: 860-572-5955; gerard.burrow@yale.edu
Robert Hennessey, Director, Oscient Pharmaceuticals: rhennessey@oscient.com
J. Robert Galvin, Commissioner, CT Dept of Public Health: j.robert.galvin@po.state.ct.us
Lenworth M. Jacobs, M.D.: 860-545-3112
Sanford Cloud, CEO, Cloud Company, LLC: 860-559-6386
Brian Hehir, Vice Chairman Investment Banking, Merrill Lynch: 516-883-0037
Claire Rochat Leonardi, General Partner, Fairview Capital, L.P.: 518-624-9765
Robert T. Samuels, Founder, ABS Development: 860-561-6764
RELATED KINSHIP CIRCLE LINKS:
• 2/4/07: Pardon Mowgli From A Life In Labs
• UPDATES, 1/12/07: University Of CT Health Ctr. Ends Primate Research
• 3/23/06: Call for End To Primate Research at UConn
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9. Animal Acres Farmed Animal Sanctuary Internship Program
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Lorri Bauston, info@laanimalalliance.com
BACKGROUND:
4/19/07, from Lorri Bauston, info@laanimalalliance.com — Animal Acres, the Los Angeles farmed animal sanctuary directed by Farm Sanctuary co-founder Lorri Bauston, is now accepting applications for summer interns.
This special volunteer program offers individuals an opportunity to live and work on the sanctuary, and be a part of an effective rescued, education and advocacy organization for farmed animals.
Interns are involved in all aspects of operating a farmed animal sanctuary - from caring for rescued farmed animals to assisting with administrative and fundraising operations and conducting education tours and special events. The internship is a great opportunity to learn AND make a direct difference for suffering farmed animals.
Internships are open to all individuals age 18 and over. Interns are required to sign up for a one-month internship, and are provided dormitory-style housing on the sanctuary premises. The internship program is limited to two interns per month, so please contact us to schedule a summer internship at Animal Acres.
TO APPLY FOR INTERNSHIP AT ANIMAL ACRES:
Please go to www.animalacres.org/volunteer.html for further information and an internship application or call 661-269-5404.
Bettina Rosmarino (lt) (of original Animal Rescue New Orleans, ARNO) and Brenda Shoss (rt), Kinship Circle, pose with a happy pig while volunteering at ANIMAL ACRES last October.
ANIMAL ACRES
5200 Escondido Canyon Road Acton, CA 93510
Phone: 661-269-5404; Fax: 661-269-0194 • Email: info@animalacres.org • Website: www.animalacres.org
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10. Fighting For Felix
REPLY DIRECTLY TO:
Forwarded Message: mentayflor@ciudad.com.ar
Original Message: Romula D'Silva, romula9@gmail.com
BACKGROUND:
4/9/07, from romula9@gmail.com — Felix is a primate who is currently incarcerated inside Oxford University and will be
used in a series of experiments into brain function. Felix was featured in the BBC2 documentary, 'Monkeys, Rats and Me', shown
in November 2006. Imagine being condemned to live your whole life behind bars in a cage that is barely big enough to hold you.
Imagine, never being able to see beyond the bars into the natural world that is your birthright, never breathe fresh air, never
interact and form relationships with your own kind. In this life, you will be 'trained' to do tricks for a reward, and will be punished if
you fail; you will have electrodes implanted deep into your brain through your skull, you will experience years of abuse and then
at the end of that abuse you will be put to death. This is the fate that awaits Felix.
FIGHT FOR FELIX:
1. PETITION: petitionthem.com/default.asp?sect=detail&pet=3793
2. Watch the Felix video: www.speakcampaigns.org/Felix/fighting_for_felix_video.php
3. For more information on Felix: www.speakcampaigns.org/Felix/felix.php
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