*[Enwl-eng] Zoo animals are dying from COVID-19
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Sun Nov 28 01:31:51 MSK 2021
We must protect animals from COVID-19!
COVID Killed Three Rare Snow Leopards at a Zoo.
Demand Vaccinations for Eligible Animals Now!
Sign Now
Everest, Makalu, and Ranney were three playful snow
leopards who had been held at the Lincoln Children's Zoo in Nebraska for
years. Visitors loved watching them stalk and leap around — making these
captive big cats a huge draw for the zoo. That is, until they all contracted
COVID-19 in October 2021. One month later, all three were dead. With yet
another spike in COVID in the U.S. occurring due to seasonal travels, even
more animals — including endangered species at zoos — are at risk of dying
unless they are medically protected fast.
Scientists know that animals can become infected
with and succumb to COVID-19. And luckily, they've developed a specific
vaccine to help animals. But that vaccine won't help any creature if they
don't get inoculated with it ASAP. That's why we're urging the Association
of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), an organization that accredits zoos all around
the world, to require vaccinations for eligible zoo animals now. These
animals didn't choose to be around humans, much less around humans carrying
a highly-contagious and deadly illness. So the very least we can do is
protect them from the harm we cause! Sign the petition to demand that the
AZA require zoos to vaccinate their eligible animals in order to save them
from COVID-19!
Thank you,
Miranda
Care2 Petitions Team
P.S. If you want to keep leopards, gorillas, and
other animals safe, help us urge the AZA to mandate that all zoos vaccinate
their eligible animals against COVID-19. Sign the petition now.
Sign Now
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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2021 12:17 PM
Subject: Zoo animals are dying from COVID-19
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