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Give Animal killers the same sentances as human killers!Rapidly dwindling numbers, ever growing numbers of rich people killing for fun. IT IS COMPLETELY INSANE.348 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Iain morley
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Free the Bournemouth PenguinsA captive penguin attraction has opened at Bournemouth seafront - so close to sea and freedom and yet so far. We don't want to see animals suffering for our own selfish 'entertainment' . They belong in their own environment not a concrete hell - their concrete prison. Please oceanarium if you truly love animals stop thinking about filling your bank balance and get some feelings PLEASE. Bournemouth should be ashamed!1,321 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Deborah Heateron
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Pets in Rented HousingA No Pets policy discriminates against responsible pet owners who are not fortunate enough to own their own homes. It forces tenants to make an impossible choice if they need for whatever reason, to move home. Social Media sites such as Facebook are awash with pets for sale or needing to be rehomed because their owners need to move but are unable to find a home which will allow them to keep their family pets. In many cases, these pets are dogs which have been a member of the family for many years. Pet owners can be tempted to be dishonest when entering into Tenancy Agreements by stating that they do not have pets when in fact, they do. This will render any contract void and puts the tenant at risk of eviction should the landlord or their agent find out that they've lied about pet ownership. In addition to this, there is a human rights issue because the right to a family life and a right to privacy is enshrined in Human Rights Law. If the Right to a Family Life is enough to stop a terrorist from being deported, why should it not prevent landlords from dictating to tenants how they live their lives within reason. After all, the landlord might own the building, but it's the tenant's home.282 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Stuart Waters
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Ban the import of all Danish Goods.The Grind on the island of Vagur at Borg Beach is underway. On this same beach on June 10th 2015 they viciously slaughtered 110 whales and now they want to take between 100 and 200 more. It does not look like the whales can escape. The BRIGITTE BARDOT has been stopped by the Danish Navy.Two Sea Shepherd crew from the BARDOT have been arrested by the Danish Navy. All the courage and determination in the world cannot overcome the power of a Naval Frigate and an armed patrol ship. The police are on the beaches protecting the armed mob of whale killers from any acts of kindness that might occur. What is happening is a disgrace to humanity, to the Faroe Islands and to the nation of Denmark and every Danish citizen. It is a disgrace to Europe and is a blatant violation of European Union law. We call on the British Government to boycott all imports from Denmark and its protectorate countries until such time the people of the Faroe islands join us in the 21st Century.292 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Tim Beer
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End Breed Specific Legislation in the UKRegardless of breed, type or appearance, any dog has the capability to cause serious harm to a human, and since the breed specific legislation came into effect, the number of dog bites in the UK has risen. Thousand of banned type dogs currently live in the UK, exempt or otherwise, and just like any other breed, the majority are family pets who have done nothing wrong, except they are judged for the way they look. In the UK, Pit Bulls are not recognised as a breed by the Kennel Club, and under the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act, it is illegal to own Pit Bull Terrier type dogs. The Association of Professional Dog Trainers states that any dog can be dangerous, irrelevant of its breed or physical features, and that this is normally caused by a lack of, or incorrect, training. The American Temperament Testing Society consistently ranks American Pit Bull Terriers in the top 5, above Collies and Golden Retrievers, in temperament tests.496 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Jordan Ward
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Save the beagles, Say no to animal testing!It's important because David Cameron wouldn't let us use his dog for animal testing, so why bread animals to be so cruel!269 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Lauren Anderson
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Ban the breeding for & use of Beagles in animal experimentation in the UKThe use of animal experimentation is an outdated and barbaric method of testing. It became popular during Victorian times. But bizarrely these methods are still used today, even though there is undeniable evidence that these barbaric methods could easily be replaced. On the16th of July 2015 it was announced that The Rt Hon Greg Clark, Secretary of State for the department for communities and local government has agreed the planning appeal for B&K Universal Ltd in Hull UK, to construct what amounts to a puppy farm. A puppy farm that can hold 2000 beagles for use in Laboratories. Scientific research in recent years has shown that alternative methods are available and able to produce more accurate and reliable results, without the need to inflict suffering on living animals. In 2013 over 3440 Beagles were used in over 4523 procedures in the UK and thousands were bred specifically for this purpose.3,258 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by Tim Robinson
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STOP BEAGLES BEING BRED FOR EXPERIMENTATIONIt's immoral, a retrograde step, it's against the wishes of the people of East Riding, because their council had refused planning permission twice. And in my mind it smells of corporate lobbying.613 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Kay Dodd
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Deny the planned puppy farm for animal testingAnimal testing should not be a part of this day in age given the level of technology we have. Nor should we be breeding animals for another countries animal testing.735 of 800 SignaturesCreated by clare Borg
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Make The Fox Hunting Ban In The UK PermanentIt is important, because no Animal deserves to suffer and be hunted. Keeping the ban on fox hunting will save so many Foxes lives.685 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Ruby Martin
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Please vote on the English fox hunting ban ammendmentsTraditionally, the SNP have abstained from voting on policies that do not directly affect Scotland. The changes to the fox hunting bill that are to be voted on in a free vote in Westminster next Thursday whilst not directly impacting on Scotland do go against the wishes of 80% of the UK population. The SNP should make a stand on this breach of democracy as their vote is likely to be the deciding vote. Local MPs - find yours here - (https://www.writetothem.com/)198 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Dean Clark
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Stop Starving our BeesLast November, Liz Truss the Environment Secretary launched the Pollinator Strategy with its aim of protecting pollinating insects which support our food production and the diversity of our environment. As I'm sure you're already aware, bees numbers are in serious decline and action needs to be taken now. This strategy sets out a 10 year plan to help pollinating insects survive and thrive. One of the main reasons our bees are in decline is the loss of suitable food sources and a home. Councils across the UK are ignoring the letter and spirit of the pollinator strategy and continue to blindly cut roadside verges which do not need cutting for road safety purposes. It's time to ask all UK councils, the Highways Agency and businesses etc which have grass verges and grassland on site to do their bit to support the spirit of the Pollinator's strategy. The lack of suitable food for pollinators is a huge issue and our bees are starving because of our obsession with tidiness. If this strategy is adopted it would make a huge difference to the lives of bees and other pollinators across the UK before it is too late. We acknowledge that safety must come first on our roads but with the size of most road verges there should be no conflict between this and conservation. For many verges a regular annual late summer cut and removal of mowings will keep the verge open, safe and thriving with interesting wildlife. We also agree that certain verges must be cut regularly cut to maintain clear lines of visibility – this is particularly crucial at junctions where a ‘visibility splay’ has to be maintained at all times. On some busy roads this also applies to the first metre from the edge of the carriageway. Further information can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-pollinator-strategy-for-bees-and-other-pollinators-in-england Please ask your local council to adopt the Pollinator strategy for managing road verges to benefit wild flowers and other nature. Priorities for safety and access, along with budget constraints and difficulties with the collection of litter and grass clippings can mean that enhancing their wildlife value is often low on the list. But we believe that the adoption of a few basic principles will improve our verges for nature, bringing benefits for wildlife, for us and for future generations.236 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Angie Morgan
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