The Australian government is reportedly gunning down unwanted feral camels from helicopters to reduce their populations.

Aerial hunts are exceedingly cruel, often only injuring animals who then die slow, agonizing deaths. Families are torn apart, and young and weak animals starve or die of dehydration. Apparently, 8,000 camels have already been killed, but up to 50,000 camels are being targeted!
Urge Australian officials to stop aerial hunting—and then forward this message widely! Unwanted animals can be humanely controlled using exclusion techniques and deterrents. If killing is absolutely necessary, methods should be more humane.

Also send personalized (and polite) comments to:
Jan Ferguson
Managing Director
Ninti One Limited
jan.ferguson@nintione.com.au

Thank you for helping.
For more info on how to help animals please visit Hope For Animals or contact us at AnimalsHaveRights@netidea.com.

Other petitions you can sign:

Rowena Godaire: Stop the purchase of 3,600 goats to use in cruel trauma training​

Kenneth Regan: Stop Cat Mutilation: don't force people to Declaw their cats!​

Euro 2012 Sponsors: Stop financial support for Euro 2012 until no more animals are being killed