*[Enwl-eng] Someone freed these fur-farm minks. Now they need our help

[enwl]

                        Officials must safely catch these freed animals, 
without doing them harm.










                        They're Getting Hunters to Kill 10,000 Minks That 
Escaped a Deadly Fur Farm



                        Sign Now




                        Lion Farms USA, a fur farm in Ohio, used to hold 
tens of thousands of minks captive in tiny containers. The poor little 
animals sat in fear until handlers would pry them out of the cages, 
viciously kill them, and ultimately skin the creatures for their fur.



                        Then, some likely well-intentioned person or group 
of people decided to try and save these animals from such a horrific, 
torture-filled fate.



                        They released up to 40,000 of the captive mink --  
which could have been a good thing!



                        But then authorities started bringing in trappers to 
painfully catch and kill the escaped animals. They even authorized civilians 
to slaughter any free-roaming minks they encountered.



                        Already, most of the animals are dead. Experts 
estimate that only around 10,000 remain alive and free.



                        Ohio government officials must do their part to 
capture and rehome these animals -- without killing them! Sign the petition!





                 Thank you,

                        Miranda

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                        P.S. These animals finally escaped death and 
torture -- and now they're being killed anyway. Sign the petition.

                             Sign Now









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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2022 12:18 PM
Subject: Someone freed these fur-farm minks. Now they need our help.

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