Help ban commercial whaling!

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From: "Robyn E., Care2 Action Alerts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 8:46:56 PM
Subject: Whaling is cruel and unnecessary. Help ban commercial whaling!

Many whales are endangered and on the brink of extinction ...

 


Yet, the whaling industry continues even when there is no plan for how the 
bodies of these beautiful animals will be used.


There is no humane way to kill whales. Please donate to save these intelligent 
animals.




Hi friend,

It's hard to believe that the whaling industry still exists, but this is even 
worse. Investigators in Iceland just revealed that endangered whales have been 
hunted, stockpiled and large portions of their bodies left to rot on a rubbish 
dump! [1] 

Help save these intelligent animals by donating today: 
http://go.care2.com/e/R5sk/Enuw/fb5Q 

Whale-killing methods are notoriously brutal, often causing these intelligent 
animals to suffer for up to an hour or more. In addition, only a very few 
countries eat the meat that is now left to rot. Much of the meat is warehoused 
indefinitely and even used for dogfood. Please donate today to help end this 
needless destruction. 

Recently, anti-whaling voices have begun to lose their leadership role at the 
International Whaling Commission (the body that regulates whaling). At the same 
time, pro-whaling nations have begun to escalate their annual whale slaughter 
programs, and Iceland resumed its commercial whaling program that had been shut 
down for over two decades. 

This year is a very important year for whales. Help stop brutal whaling by 
donating today: http://go.care2.com/e/R5sk/Enuw/fb5Q 

This May, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) is meeting in Anchorage, 
Alaska - the first time in U.S. territory since 1989. There is no better time 
to dampen the pro-whaling agenda than now, while the IWC is meeting on our 
turf. 

How can you help end inhumane and unnecessary whaling? Donate to Humane Society 
International (HSI) today! 

Some of the many reasons HSI advocates completely banning commercial whaling 
around the world include: 
There is no humane way to kill whales. They are sentient, intelligent mammals, 
and they may suffer horrible and often prolonged deaths due to the brutal 
killing methods used;
There are so many other threats against whales now (global warming, ship 
strikes, pollution, sonar/noise issues, etc.) that a resumption of whaling 
could tip them toward extinction; and
Modern society no longer needs whale bone, blubber, meat, or oil. 
HSI has worked to end whaling since 1973. Their campaign, Save Whales - Not 
Whaling, educates governments around the world about the threat that commercial 
whaling poses to whale populations, encourages trade sanctions against 
governments that continue their whaling activities, and advocates for the 
creation of whale sanctuaries where whales can breed, feed, and calve away from 
human predators. 

With your help, HSI will continue its work to ban commercial whaling this year. 
A complete ban would stop the constant battles and loopholes that permit some 
countries to brutally kill these intelligent creatures. Please donate to help 
save whale populations around the world: http://go.care2.com/e/R5sk/Enuw/fb5Q 


With gratitude,

Robyn E.
Care2 and 
ThePetitionSite Team 

[1] Read more about this shocking development here. 



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