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The @usfws's deadline to update the endangered status of the gray wolf was 4 MONTHS AGO.
Everyday, wolves are being slaughtered. Today we are telling #USFWS Director Williams, and @secdebhaaland that we will not wait any longer. It is time to release the results of the status review and #RelistWolves once and for all.
Looking for more ways to help? Head to bit.ly/35Z3Nct (linked in our bio) 🐺!
In the newest attempt to repopularize whale meat, a Japanese whaling company called Kyodo Senpaku plans to stock whale meat in four vending machines in the Tokyo area. Whale meat sales have plummeted in recent years but Japan and Norway have both been trying to bring back demand. Norway has been actively marketing whale meat to younger generations, creating whale sushi and offering the meat at music festivals.
There is no need for commercial whaling operations in 2023 and with the worsening climate crisis, we all desperately need whales and their incredible ability to combat greenhouse gases. Let's leave whaling in the past. #OPSociety @RacingExtinction
Not even two years after he was taken from the wild, Tyke died at Epcot's captive dolphin exhibit from a fractured vertebrae. Like multiple other dolphins who died at Epcot around this time, an aggressive tank mate was believed to have been responsible. In the wild, dolphins have an entire ocean to flee to when faced with an aggressive animal. In captivity, there is nowhere to hide.
TAKE ACTION: Join @dolphin_project and @savethedisneydolphins by speaking up for Disney's captive dolphins at bit.ly/EpcotDolphins (linked in our bio)
#DolphinProject #DontBuyATicket #SaveTheDisneyDolphins
If one of your New Year's resolutions is to try a plant-based diet but you don't know how to start, our latest newsletter is for you! Check it out at bit.ly/3XlxSsc (linked in our bio) #OPSVegPledge #Veganuary
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