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To help end the Canadian seal hunt, the largest commercial slaughter of marine mammals in the world, we need your immediate help. Please consider doing one or more of the following actions
Boycott Canadian seafood
https://community.hsus.org/campaign/US_2007_seal_resolution
Contact Canadas prime minister
Contact the nearest Canadian embassy
Don't vacation in Canada
Contact Canada's minister of international
Ask your senators to co-sponsor the Levin Resolution.
You can start by signing the pledge, which can be
found at www.protectseals.org. They will deliver
your pledge to Canadas government so the politicians will
know you've joined our international Protect Seals
team to end the hunt.
Ask designers not to use seal skin
Tell everyone you know
Wear ProtectSeals apparel
Donate money or volunteer www.harpseals.org
Become a volunteer for harpseals.org email
[email protected]
Join our boycott of Canadian seafood products.
We believe the Canadian government will quickly
realize the economic impact of a fisheries boycott
is too high a price to pay for the seal hunt.
You can start by signing our pledge, which can be
found at www.protectseals.org. They will deliver
your pledge to Canada government so the politicians
will know youve joined our international Protect
Seals team to end the hunt.
Restaurants and stores where seafood are sold are
encouraged to sign the pledge to boycott some or all
Canadian seafood as well. Already more than 2,000
caring companies such as Whole Foods Market,
Legal Sea Foods, Wild Oats Markets, and
Margaritaville Cafes. Help make this boycott a
success by asking other businesses, such as
Red Lobster, to join in and thanking those who have
joined. If you would like to ask a business near
you to join the boycott, you can print out a PDF
version of our pledge for seafood professionals
and have them sign it. If you are a restaurant or seafood
professional.
Contact Canada&s Prime Minister, Stephen Harper.
Prime Minister&s Office
Right Honorable Stephen Harper
80 Wellington St.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A OA2
613-992-4211
Fax: 613-941-6900
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Write, fax, email, or call the nearest Canadian
embassy.If you are not a U.S. citizen, you can
look up the Canadian embassy in your nation.
The contact information for the embassy in
Washington, D.C., is below:
The Honourable Michael Wilson
Office of the Ambassador
Canadian Embassy
501 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20001
202-682-1740
Fax: 202-682-7701, 202-682-7678
[email protected]
Don't vacation in Canada. Consider instead spending
your tourist dollars in a nation that does not
actively promote the barbaric slaughter of wildlife.
Write to the Canadian Tourism Commission and the
Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism Office to explain
why you've made this decision.
Canadian Tourism Commission
Four Bentall Centre, Suite 1400
1055 Dunsmuir Street, Box 49230
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V7X 1L5
604-638-8300
Email: Use the Contact Us form on
www.canadatourism.com
Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism
P.O. Box 8700
St. John's, NL Canada A1B 4J6
1-800-563-6353
Email: [email protected]
Tell Canada's Minister of International Trade, David
Emerson, that the seal hunt damages Canadas
international reputation, and remind him that it has
resulted in ongoing global boycotts of Canadian
seafood and tourism. Say that a hunt opposed by most
Canadian citizens shouldn&be allowed to harm Canada's
economy. You can email using the information below.
Minister of International Trade
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
125 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
K1A 0G2
613-992-7332
Fax: 613-996-8924
Email: [email protected]
Ask your senators to co-sponsor Senator Carl Levin's
(D-MI) resolution condemning the Canadian seal hunt.
Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper
protesting the seal hunt. Click here for suggested
points you can make.
Ask the designers who use seal fur and skin to stop
providing a financial incentive for the seal hunt.
Sign the fur-free pledge and join the more than
115,000 people who have pledged to help us tell the
fashion industry that the animals need their fur more
than we do.
Tell everyone you know about the seal hunt, and ask
them to sign our pledge to boycott Canadian seafood
and contact the Canadian government to demand the
hunt stop. One way to spread the word is to download
a PDF of our ProtectSeals brochure and leave copies
in public places. Or you can email our seal
campaign videos to friends or link to them from your website.
If you did any of these things please post a comment in my blog titled " I did this to help the seals today" Thanks for your support!
Heroes:
The images of this hunt have already convinced many countries to stop their trade in Canadian seal products.Since the start of the boycott, Canadian government trade statistics reveal that Canadian exports of snow crabs to the United States have dropped by over $350 million CDN, representing a 36 percent decline compared to pre-boycott levels.Harpseals.org is running a new campaign called Project Easy Switch, a project designed to facilitate the Canadian seafood boycott and simultaneously increase the competitiveness of American seafood vendors as the Canadian seafood boycott grows stronger.For more information go to www.harpseals.com and look for the link for project easy switch.
To date, over 2,000 restaurants, grocery stores and other seafood distributors have taken a stand against Canada's seal hunt.
Campaign participants who have joined with HSUS include: Legal Sea Foods
Wild OatsMarkets
Whole Foods Markets and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Cafes.
Fellini, Berkeley, Calif.
Casino Pauma, Pauma Valley, Calif.
Commerce Casino, Commerce, Calif.
Ocean's Eleven, Oceanside, Calif.
Southern Belles Catering, Ontario, Canada
Arturo's Restaurants, Boca Raton, Fla.
Palme d'or Restaurant, Coral Gables, Fla.
510 Ocean (Chef:Guily Booth)—Miami Beach
A Fish Called Avalon—Miami Beach
Athena By The Sea (Chef: Elias Marchelos)—Lauderdale By the Sea,
Arturo's Restaurant (Chef: Elisa Gismondi-Tufano)—Boca Raton
Baleen Restaurant (Chef: Jordan Mackey)—Miami
B.E.D. (Chef: Vitor Casassola)—Miami
Bice Ristorante (Chef: Elmer Saravia)—Palm Beach
Bistro Zenith (Chef: Chris)—Boca Raton
Bonsai International Inc. (Chef: Anont Chaleamvat)—Coral Gables
Bountiful Buffet (Chef: Ibrahim Awad)—Lakeworth
Capri Blue Ristorante Italiano (Chef:Amedeo Tasca)—Palm Beach
Brasserie Brickell Key (Chef: Daniel)—Miami
Café Chardonnay(Chef: Luis Caballos)—Palm Beach Gardens
Casa D'Angelo(Chef: Angelo Glia)—Ft. Lauderdale
Creek 28 (Chef: Kira Volz)—Miami Beach
Eden Roc Renaissance Hotel and Spa (Chef: Klaus Mueller)—Miami Beach
Eduardo de San Angel (Chef: Eduardo Pria)—Ft. Lauderdale
Escopazzo (Chef: Giancarla Bodoni)—Miami Beach
Fort Lauderdale Grande Hotel and Yacht Club (Chef: Alberto Villa)—Ft. Lauderdale
Ginger Grove—Miami
Greenstreet Restaurant—Coconut Grove
Hola Lola (Chef: Masiur)—Miami Beach
Joe's Stone Crab—Miami Beach
Margaritaville Cafe—Key West and Orlando
Moon River Pizza (Chef: Dallas Zampkins)—Fernandina Beach
Pacific Time (Chef: Jonathan Eismann)—Miami
Palme d'or Restaurant (Chef: Ruiz Philippe)—Coral Gables
Pascal's on Ponce—Coral Gables
Payathai Asia Cuisine—Atlantis
Pelican Grand Beach Resort (Chef: Miguel Marrero)—Ft. Lauderdale
Pelican Hotel—Miami Beach
Puchetta Restaurant (Chef: Martin Puchetta)—Coral Gables
Rotelli (Chef: Rodney Tague)—Wellington
Ray's Keywest Grill (Chef: Ray Dural)—Lakeworth
Rumba Palace (Chef: Oscar Lezama)—Miami Beach
Rustico Italiano Restaurant (Chef: Giuseppe Bianchette)—Lakeworth
Texarado Steakhouse (Chef: Matthew Manley)—Palm Beach Gardens
Thaikyo Asian Cuisine—Manalapan
The Shelborne Beach Resort (Chef: Pablo Dominguez)—Miami Beach
The Sweet Spot (Chef: Charles Kovar)—Tampa
Wycliffe Golf & Country Club (Chef: Rick Trentman)—Wellington
Athena By The Sea, Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla.
Baleen Restaurant, Miami, Fla.
Escopazzo, Miami, Fla.
Bice Ristorante, Palm Beach, Fla.
Capri Blue Ristorante Italiano, Palm Beach, Fla.
Grotto on State, Chicago, Ill.
Half Shell, Chicago, Ill.
Les Nomades, Chicago, Ill.
Oceanique, Evanston, Ill.
Raw Bar & Grill, Chicago, Ill.
Riva Navy Pier, Chicago, Ill.
Tavern on Rush, Chicago, Ill.
The Landmark Grill and Lounge, Chicago, Ill.
The Grill on the Alley, Chicago, Ill.
The White Hall Hotel, Chicago, Ill.
Wheeling, Wheeling, Ill.
Azure, Boston, Mass.
Cambridge Common, Boston, Mass.
Christopher's Restaurant, Boston, Mass.
The Red Fez, Boston, Mass.
West Side Lounge, Boston, Mass.
Koyi Sushi, Minneapolis, Minn.
Market Bar-B-Que, Minneapolis, Minn.
New Delhi Bar & Restaurant, Minneapolis, Minn.
Rosen's City Tavern, Minneapolis, Minn.
Salsa ala Salsa, Minneapolis, Minn.
Tensuke Sushi, Minneapolis, Minn.
The Oven Indian Cuisine, Lincoln, Neb.
Vincenzo's Ristorante, Lincoln, Neb.
T-Bones Grillhouse, Omaha, Neb.
Vincenzo's Ristorante, Omaha, Neb.
Owl's Nest, Campton, N.H.
The Galley Hatch, Hampton, N.H.
Manhattan on Pearl, Nashua, N.H.
Green Valley Ranch, Las Vegas, Nev.
N9NE Steakhouse, Las Vegas, Nev.
Nero's, Las Vegas, Nev.
Siena Hotel Spa & Casino, Reno, Nev.
Stratosphere Hotel Tower, Las Vegas, Nev.
23 Hoyt Restaurant & Bar, Portland, Ore.
D.F. Restaurant, Portland, Ore.
Fratelli, Portland, Ore.
Patanegra, Portland, Ore.
One Dragon Restaurant, Houston, Texas
Mountain Top Inn, Chittendon, Vt.
Inn at West View Farm, Dorset, Vt.
Cedar's Restaurant, Killington, Vt.
Four Columns Inn, Newfane, Vt.
Kitchen Table Bistro, Richmond, Vt.
Restaurant Swisspot, Stowe, Vt.
The Inn at Weston, Weston, Vt.
And many many more... a full list can be viewed here: www.restaurantsforseals.org
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