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Photography, Music, Healthy Lifestyle and Partying, Swimming, Travelling, Animals, PC, IT. Dear Friend,The 2006 Canadian seal hunt left at least 354,344 seals dead -- almost all of them were babies as young as 12 days.Stand with me today to stop the seal hunt forever by joining the Canadian seafood boycott. https://community.hsus.org/campaign/HSI_protectseals/Seal hunting is an off-season activity for Canada's east coast commercial fishermen. They earn a small fraction of their incomes from selling seal skins to the fur industry: only a reported $17.5 million (Canadian) annually, compared to the nearly $3 billion taken in by the Canadian fishing industry from seafood exports to the United States alone. The connection between the commercial fishing industry and the seal hunt gives consumers all over the world the power to end the cruel slaughter of seals.The Canadian fishing industry has suffered a $350 million (Canadian) decline in the value of seafood exports to the United States.Help keep the pressure on Canada's fishing industry by teaming up with the more than 340,000 people around the world who have joined the boycott.Thanks for joining me in ending this cruel hunt.
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Help us rescue dogs like Baby from the cruelty of puppy mills. This is Baby after she was rescued from a puppy mill.Soon after "Baby" arrived at a puppy mill, her vocal cords were cut with scissors, without any anesthetic, so she couldn't bark. The puppy mill owner didn't want to be disturbed. Then, she was confined in a cramped cage with a chicken wire floor, so the owner did not have to clean it. Later, she broke her leg, and it was left untreated for years. Ultimately, the leg had to be amputated...Click here to read the rest of Baby's story -- then, make your donation to save other dogs from the cruelties she endured.Puppy mills operate largely out of sight and mind, even for many who care deeply about animals. The Humane Society of the United States is working hard to change that -- and with your donation today, we'll drive these massive commercial breeders out of business for good!As you may know, puppy mills are large-scale breeding facilities. They force mother and father dogs to produce litter after litter of puppies to support consumer demand for purebred and "designer" dogs."Breeder dogs" are routinely kept in horrific conditions, enduring a lifetime of misery in tiny cages, deprived of exercise, decent food, or even basic veterinary care. As they age and their fertility wanes, these animals are often killed or abandoned.What most pet owners and animal lovers don't realize is that so many of the puppies sold through pet stores or Internet sites come from places just like these -- breeding operations filled with suffering, disease, and malnutrition. Puppy mills typically operate without oversight, sell puppies through third parties, and use deceptive practices to fool the public into believing they care about the puppies they breed. That is why it is crucial to shine a spotlight on this unseen industry.Help stop this cycle of abuse by making a generous donation today. With your gift, we'll have the critical resources we need to: Investigate and expose the realities behind this cruel commercial industryAdvocate for stricter regulation of the industry and increased funding to enforce existing animal welfare lawsEducate the public about how to avoid buying puppies or kittens from inhumane commercial breeders Puppy mills put profits above compassion, and it's time we put them out of business for good. Please make a generous donation today. We can't do it without your help!Thank you for all that you do to help animals.Sincerely,Wayne Pacelle President & CEO The Humane Society of the United States Copyright © 2007 The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) | All Rights Reserved. The Humane Society of the United States | 2100 L Street, NW | Washington, DC 20037 [email protected] | 202-452-1100 | www.humanesociety.org