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Red tail hawk. Great Horned Owl. Screech owl. Coopers hawk. These are the 4 main raptors of city, suburb, and campus. They eat rats and mice. Poisoned rodents kill whole families of raptors, making them bleed internally, it's a horrible death. These bait boxes should be removed immediately. Raptors are a rodents worst nightmare. Let's nature do it's job. STOP THE POISON.
Chaz supported: PETITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF RAT POISON FROM SBU CAMPUSAbsolutely — here’s a heartfelt and powerful statement you can use to explain why you're signing the petition for justice for Asiza, the pregnant wolf:
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I am signing this petition because the killing of Asiza, a pregnant wolf, is not just a tragedy — it's a devastating reflection of how far we’ve strayed from compassion and respect for the natural world. Wolves are intelligent, social creatures who play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. Asiza was not only a living being but a mother carrying life within her — and her unjust death is a direct attack on both wildlife and the sanctity of life itself.
To take the life of a pregnant animal is cruel beyond measure. It shows a total disregard for ethical wildlife management, compassion, and basic decency. The fact that this act was carried out under government authority makes it even more disturbing — we must hold those responsible accountable and demand humane, science-based policies that protect, not persecute, our wildlife.
I stand for justice, not just for Asiza, but for all animals who are victims of cruelty and thoughtless violence. This is not the kind of world I want for future generations — and I will continue to raise my voice until it changes.
Coraima supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesWhat are they using taxpayer dollars to do exactly? I don't want to pay as a citizen for the illegal killing of endangered animals. We need to do better for the world.
Laura supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesWhy is our government killing government protected animals? Multiple species of wolves have gone extinct because of humans, hunting, loss of habitat and among other things. When will this stop? When will the unnecessary killing of animals stop? When will the line be drawn? and once it is will it be too late?
Haliey supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesIt is infuriating that a breeding female wolf was killed since she is critical to the recovery of Mexican wolves. This loss can immediately destabilize a pack . This is more than a mistake to her pack which is now in danger of surviving from the irresponsible actions of people who are suppose to be protecting wildlife. Wolf recovery will never succeed if we cannot figure out how to coexist with these highly intelligent keystone predators. Healthy ecosystems depend on wolves.
Grey supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesIt is time to end the demonization of wolves. For so long they have been stereotyped as evil (Little Red Riding Hood, Three Little Pigs for starters) when they are instead family oriented and have so many roles in our ecosystems and for other wildlife species. We are a selfish and self important species though that acts out of greed, power, and control, despite the many good and caring people who exist. Wolves are far better for nature than people will ever be but humans like to think they know everything and are much more intelligent-they/we aren't. The USFWS does many good things yet they are also responsible for the killing of thousands of animals every year. They may be called Fish&Wildlife Service but too often they cater to hunters and ranchers instead of protecting wildlife.
Kate supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesThese animals are government-protected, but were killed by that government? What are we even doing? What kind of stewardship is this? Too long wolves have been vilified, their populations decimated to the point our ecosystems are out of balance. (And then we do the same thing to any animal filling the niche—coyotes, bears, seemingly ANY carnivore.) We keep killing animals out of fear, but humans are the scariest ones of all. Shameful. This incident needs to be investigated, and measures need to be taken to actively protect wolves—not nominally "protect" them.
Stephanie supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesAnimals feel pain and fear and they deserve so much better from us. Have you ever loved an animal? A pet?? I beg you to consider that. Please.
Christine supported: Justice for Asiza and Her Mate: Stop Killing Endangered WolvesEcosystems are integral to survival of this planet. Birds are integral to healthy ecosystems as not only predator & prey, but, pollinators, insect control and rodent control. Rolling back "just these" protections in one area that affects business will simply create problems in others. Looking at the earth and its natural inhabitants as a hindrance to making money is not helpful to anyone's interests.
Christine supported: Tell the Department of the Interior: Don’t Let Birds Die for Industry ConvenienceYou’re not alone — a community of supporters is ready to back you.
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