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NO MORE SLAUGHTER!!! SAVE SUSI AND THE SWEDISH
WOLF POPULATION!!
-Please! Let us together reach 7,500 signatures!

 HELP THE SWEDISH WOLVES BY SIGNING & SHARING! 
https://secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/Save_the_Swedish_wolf_population/?pv=9&mobile=1

SIGNATURES: 5,321

SUSI, THE FEMALE WOLF IN SWEDEN WHOSE GENETICS IS
very important for the Swedish wolf population, might soon,
once again be threatened by death!!
Her life has been threatened several times before, but we´ve somehow managed to save her, every time!
Let´s do it again!!!

THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURT DECIDED THAT THERE WILL
be no hunt for Susi. But now the Sami might some time soon appeal that decision and Susi is once again in danger.
Help us save Susi and the Swedish wolf population!!!

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We don”t celebrate Thanksgving is Sweden, unless one spuse or the other brought the custom to Sweden. (People could of care less, just wanted to mention it as a f.y.i)

Exposing the Big Game

It’s a special morning of a special day, but out in migratory bird habitat there’s a massacre going on. Though nearly every family across the country has a turkey thawing out in preparation for a gluttonous banquet a little later in the day,

recreational meat-pursuers are ringing in the season by blasting away into flocks of wintering geese to make up for the fact that their sacrificial bird-of-the-day came from a grocery store.

Never mind that the poor being was raised in a windowless barn, crowded-in with so many other turkeys that their wings wither away to virtual stumps of appendages, their natural coloration was bred out of them anyway.

Can’t afford your own tormented Thanksgiving turkey this year? Not to worry, chances are some abattoir has donated hundreds of frozen carcasses to your local food bank, in hopes of promoting their own animal industry. Here on the coast, turkeys were donated…

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The Science Dog

Everyone is familiar with that old saw about dogs looking like their owners……certainly, there are plenty of photos in this genre floating around the internet………

   

However, appearances aside, this common belief leads one to ask  – Do dogs often behave similarly to their owners? Or more precisely, do dogs and their owners share personality traits? Recently, a group of collaborating scientists from Eotvos University’s Family Dog Project in Hungary and from the “Clever Dog Lab” in Vienna, Austria asked exactly this question (1).

SHARED PERSONALITIES? 

Background information: Studies of human relationships provide quite a bit of scientific support for a hypothesis entitled the “similarity-attraction hypothesis“. Rather than the “opposites attract” theory that prevails on TV sit-coms and in romance novels, it seems that friends and romantic partners who share personality traits, communication patterns, and yes, even degree of attractiveness have reduced conflict and disagreements and are generally happier in their relationships than are folks who tend to…

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Oh, I soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo wish I could rescue them both!!!! The photo just breaks my heart,,,,

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Margit S. László küldte Márki Ildikó fényképét Facebook-on!

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Editor’s Note: With the exception of the pictures, this article is taken straight from Peterson’s Hunting because its just pleasurable to see the hunters whine about this “loss.” You can read comments at the end as well. I say have fun mocking the hunters today!

Read idiots’ comments and mock hunters here!
http://www.petersenshunting.com/2012/08/31/melissa-bachman-national-geographic/#ixzz27ODm7UeZ

EMPTY ALL CAGES

Source: Peterson’s Hunting Website

If you’re a fan of The National Geographic Channel on Twitter you likely saw this message yesterday at 2:47 PM:

Fans, The National Geographic Channel has carefully considered the public discussion of our series on surviving the wilds of Alaska currently in production and premiering sometime next year. Upon further reflection we plan to eliminate one of the survivalists from the ensemble cast, Melissa Bachman. Hunting is not the focus of the show, and we regret the misinformation that has clouded what we hope will be an exciting adventure series set in the incredible Alaskan landscape.

What could drive Nat Geo to make…

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Your blog is read and followed all across the world. We all want to know the plight of the rhinos, large or small. From you and your your husband – a great big THANKS!!

Fight for Rhinos

As this time of the year draws near, it is a time to come together and celebrate. “Merry” this, “Happy” that, presents, food, family. But it’s not really that easy.

Admittedly I am a bit of a grinch. I find it hard to celebrate when people are struggling, animals are in pain, and there’s no easy solution to any of it.

Yet, putting things in perspective I suppose maybe it’s just about gratitude; recognizing what you have, and what you’re thankful for. In that light, these are the things I couldn’t do without:

1) My husband (who rubs my feet, is a fabulous cook, and helps with technical difficulties)

2)My friends, especially my ‘animal friends’, who understand how much animals mean to me and know why I need to save “just one more”.

3)My mom (for taking me along to Kenya-my dream destination, and for being my mom of course)

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