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From: Anne Rørdam
To: anne.rordam@...
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 1:30 PM
Subject: VS: Help Animals Asia stop Shanghai Animal Olympics!


Send en protest, bruk evnt standardbrevet:

Dear Madam,

I am writing to you to express my concerns and horror at the recent "Animal
Olympics" held at the Shanghai Wild Animal Park. Cruel and archaic events such
as these reflect poorly upon modern China and serve only to tar your
international image. The use of animals for entertainment is being phased out in
many countries as more and more people recognise the suffering and misery of
life in captivity for performing animals. In the light of the upcoming 2008
Beijing "Green Olympics", it is truly tragic that facilities such as these are
still in existence. I urge you to do all that you can to encourage the Chinese
Government to implement comprehensive legislation to protect both wild and
domestic animals from all forms of abuse. I look forward to hearing of positive
changes in the immediate future.

Yours truly,


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dame, så derfor: Dear Madam.

Anne


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Emne: Help Animals Asia stop Shanghai Animal Olympics!





Take action to end cruel live animal entertainment!
Dear Anne,

Many of you will have heard that the Wild Animal Park in Shanghai has been
staging a cruel "Animal Olympics" during the October Golden Week holiday in
China. Our Executive Director, Annie Mather, visited the park over the weekend
and documented the appalling treatment to many wild and domestic animals.

Please click into the link below to find out more and how you can help put an
end to barbaric shows such as these:
http://www.animalsasia.org/index.php?module=6&menupos=10&lg=en

We are appealing to the Mayor of Shanghai and calling for the immediate
cessation of all live animal performances in Shanghai once and for all. As a
gesture of our concern and in an attempt to provide a solution for at least one
of the miserable animals Annie saw, we are offering a permanent home at our Moon
Bear Rescue Sanctuary in Chengdu for the poor blind bear made to pose for
pictures. If our offer is accepted he will live with our other blind bears,
Mityan and Snoopy, in our special care area known as the "Secret Garden".

Please take time to write a protest letter, together we really can make a
difference!

Warmest wishes,
Jill
Jill Robinson MBE
Founder & CEO
Animals Asia Foundation
Hong Kong


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