Ritirato progetto da parte di Mavical ma il Comune non si è ancora espresso
- 21 dicembre a Modena corteo nazionale contro questo progetto!
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venerdì 22 novembre 2013
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mercoledì 20 novembre 2013
Comune di Modena: NO alla costruzione del più grande allevamento di visoni in Italia - Visoni Liberi su change.org
FIRMATE QUI: PETIZIONE
"Nel comune di Modena, più precisamente in località Portile, vogliono costruire quello che diverrebbe il più grande allevamento di visoni in Italia. Il progetto che è stato presentato conta ben 38 capanni, le cui gabbie porterebbero in breve tempo alla prigionia di circa 40.000 visoni.
Con questa petizione chiediamo al Comune di Modena due importanti scelte etiche:
- Il Comune si dichiari pubblicamente contrario al progetto e faccia in modo che non venga costruito questo allevamento.
- Il Consiglio Comunale approvi la mozione presentata da Essere Animali, con la quale si impegna a chiedere al Parlamento l’approvazione di una legge che abolisca in Italia questi allevamenti. Proposta di legge questa che, ricordiamo, è già stata presentata e assegnata alle commissioni referenti."
lunedì 5 agosto 2013
GIZA ZOO by Occupy for Animals
Military General and Dr. Osama Selim: "Please protect the weak and helpless... this includes the animals!"
The animals at Giza Zoo are in grave danger during unrest in Cairo!
August 5, 2013 - Due to the emerging disharmony in Cairo and as Egypt seeks to stabilize its society, Egypt's Ministry of Interior recently published an official statement in which they mentioned that they will be using tear gas, poisoned gas and water canons to end the protest in El Nahda Square. This would occur close to Giza Zoo where about 2,600 animals spent their life in captivity.
These animals cannot defend themselves! They cannot run away, they can not put on gas masks, and they would inevitably suffocate to death! Plants and trees would also be affected...
Two years ago, during the unrest in Cairo, the use of tear gas outside the Israeli embassy, which is situated opposite of Giza Zoo, resulted in the death of some of the animals.
Only weeks ago, following more unrest that saw the President being taken out of office, celebrations included F16 fighter jets and helicopters flying over the city which caused the animals inside the zoo to panic. This resulted in the near deaths of the giraffes as well as other animals. Our beloved Meshmesh (the single remaining chimpanzee at Alexandria Zoo who suffered from depression and who had only a few months ago been transferred to Giza) suffered a heart attack from which he did not recover.
On August 4, 213, Egyptian animal rights activists hand over a personal letter to their Ministry of Interior "NO to tear gas!"
Dina Zulfikar, Doaa M. Sallam, Mariam Mohamed Aly and Ayman Parayez (Ahram newspaper) held a meeting with different representatives of the Egyptian government concerning the safety of the 2,600 animals who spend their life in captivity at Giza Zoo.
During this meeting with the Directorate of Security, the General Public Relation and the Security Directorate of Giza (Sherif Rogdy), they handed over a personal letter begging for the safety of the animals inside Giza Zoo.
Please HELP us to protect the animals at Giza Zoo.
Please sign our petition that sends instant emails to the Chairperson of the General Organization of Veterinary Services, Military General and Dr. Osama Selim, as well as to several other Egyptian government officials.
For further information on this petition, please visit:http://
We thank you most sincerely, in advance, for your support.
And... PLEASE, also consider sharing this petition among your friends and contacts to increase its impact.
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To:
The Chairperson of the General Organization of Veterinary Services, Military General and Dr Osama Selim
Copy to:
Ministry of Interior
Ministry of Religious Endowment (Awkaf)
Ministry of Media
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of State Environment Affairs
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Education
Ministry of State for Parliamentary Councils Affairs
Ministry of Tourism
Dear Military General, Dr Osama Selim,
with deep concern we watch the emerging disharmony in Cairo. As Egypt seeks to stabilize its society, may we appeal to you help to achieve and protect its civilization, a central tenet of which is to protect the weak and helpless. Civilization is built on such principles.
Dear General, we are aware that you have a lot of work and more than one worry, especially now, in these turbulent times, but we need to talk to you concerning the safety of the animals that are being held captive at Giza Zoo. They are under your responsibility and their safety lies in your hands, too.
Two years ago, during the unrest in Cairo, the use of tear gas outside the Israeli embassy, which is situated opposite of Giza Zoo, resulted in the death of some of the animals.
Only weeks ago, following more unrest that saw the President being taken out of office, celebrations included F16 fighter jets and helicopters flying over the city which caused the animals inside the zoo to panic. This resulted in the near deaths of the giraffes as well as other animals. Our beloved Meshmesh (you remember the single remaining chimpanzee at Alexandria Zoo who suffered from depression and who had only a few months ago been transferred to Giza) suffered a heart attack from which he did not recover.
In a recent statement of your Ministry of Interior, they mentioned that they will be using tear gas, poisoned gas and water canons to end the protest in El Nahda Square. This would occur close to Giza Zoo where about 2,600 animals spent their life in captivity. These animals cannot defend themselves. They cannot run away, they can not put on gas masks and they would inevitably suffocate to death! Plants and trees would also be affected.
As you most certainly know, yesterday, August 4, 2013, Dina Zulfikar, Doaa M. Sallam, Mariam Mohamed Aly and Ayman Parayez (Ahram newspaper) had a meeting with different representatives of your government during which they handed over a personal letter begging them to assure the safety of the animals at Giza Zoo.
In Giza there is a place where people can escape for a while, away from the anger, from the violence. There is a place where the children of Egypt learn about other creatures, other societies. Upon such things is a civilization built. Upon our children is tomorrow built.
Giza Zoo IS this oasis in your troubled city but it is now at serious risk.
The use of tear gas to quell any disturbance will result in many animals dying... maybe all. This place of hope, for the people, for the children, for the quest to achieve normality, will be lost... taken away.
We implore you, when controlling any street disharmony, please apply professional consideration and use alternative strategies to control the disturbance. In case this cannot be guaranteed, then an evacuation of all animals outside of Cairo, in one of your other governmental zoos, must be considered before it's too late!
Dear General, it's your duty to protect the weak and helpless... and this includes the animals!
Thank you, in advance, for protecting them!
Yours respectfully,
[signer's name]
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venerdì 12 aprile 2013
THE SEAL HUNT HAS BEGUN :(
THE SEAL HUNT HAS BEGUN my friends...
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