*[Enwl-eng] Enough Is Enough — It's Time to Ban Animals in Entertainment in Russia
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Mon Apr 5 19:13:42 MSK 2021
Enough Is Enough — It's Time to Ban Animals in Entertainment in Russia
a.. by: Care2 Team
b.. recipient: President Vladimir Putin
318,331 SUPPORTERS
320,000 GOAL
A sign outside of the Noah's Ark — a traveling zoo in Russia — proclaims
"the lives of the human being and animal are equal, take care of animals."
But once you step inside of the park, a completely different philosophy
looks like it is being put into practice. One in which animals were
expendable and they served only to help make humans rich.
The park, located in the city of Ryazan not too far from the Moscow, is home
to over 40 different species of animals, from lions and bears to panthers,
tigers, and wolves. When volunteers walked inside they were shocked by what
they found. They encountered several animals crying in agony and left for
dead. Animals of all different shapes and species suffering under the
sweltering heat. A foal was lying on its side against the burning concrete.
Camels and llamas were keeled over in pain.
But it wasn't the sight of the animals dying under the 90-degree sun that
first alerted them that something was wrong. It was the disgusting stench of
animal refuse that they could smell from over 350 feet away.
According to reports, Russian authorities are "investigating" the matter.
But what is there to investigate? Even if the authorities prosecute the
owners and the promoters of this traveling atrocity, other roadside zoos,
and cruel circuses will still continue to prosper. That is unless real
change is made.
Russia has a real problem with animal entertainment. There are few
protections that keep bears, elephants, big cats and others out of circuses
and traveling animal exhibits, and animals suffer because of it.
https://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/538/536/900/
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