Animal Advocacy The Petition Thread

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Lennon who was shot by a moron and lost his wing. He will never fly again.

Only 20 days to get another 94,000+ signatures for our Petition to make Mandatory Licensing of Air Weapons Law in England & Wales.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/634755
How come no one seems to see how important this could be for wildlife and domestic pets too?
we have had 3 gulls in the last 2 weeks that have been shot. This is Lennon, he lost his wing & will never fly again.
we have to look at the pain in their eyes when they come .
Won't you help please. Its our last chance.

Foundation For Feathered Friends.
 
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shyvas said:
petition.parliament.uk

Archived Petition: End the use of animals for toxicity tests & prioritise non-animal methods (NAMs)

Radically divert funding and evolve policy to implement the use of NAMs in all regulatory toxicity tests. Actively encourage use of NAMs, noting that this data is of superior human relevance compared to animal tests data. Establish clear pathways to develop & validate NAMs and end the use of animals
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Parliament is going to debate the petition you signed – “End the use of animals for toxicity tests & prioritise non-animal methods (NAMs)”.

Petition: End the use of animals for toxicity tests & prioritise non-animal methods (NAMs)

The debate is scheduled for 19 February 2024.

Once the debate has happened, we’ll email you a video and transcript.

Thanks,
The Petitions team
UK Government and Parliament
 
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Remove all bird deterrent netting from buildings.

We are calling on the government and local councils to introduce a ban on the use of bird deterrent netting on all buildings.

The inhumane practice of netting sees thousands of birds and other animals caught each year. The netting is mainly meant to deter pigeons and gulls. However, these birds can often be seen sitting on the netting showing it clearly doesn’t deter them. The netting acts as a trap for birds and as it deteriorates over time it becomes even more hazardous.

Under the Animal Welfare Act 2006, Section 4 (1) it is illegal to cause unnecessary suffering:
 

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