Urgent Cessation of Keystone Expansion to Save Animal Life

President Obama appears ambivalent towards the importance of sustaining animal life by giving the United States Congress the right to approve the Keystone expansion unless he immediately rejects the scheme.

Main Article: Keystone Pipeline Politicians Threaten Animals

Petitions For An Urgent Call To Action:
It is imperative to speak out in a clear, loud, globally unified boom to put a stop to the Keystone Pipeline expansion.

Stop Tar Sands

Tell Obama to Say No to Keystone

Stop Keystone Construction

Tell American Senate to Listen to the Majority and Stop Keystone

Tell Obama to Reject Pipeline

Tell Secretary of State You do NOT Support Pipeline Project

Reject Keystone Scheme

Obama Just Say NO! to Pipeline

Cease Tar Sands Expansion

Say NO! We do NOT want Dirty Fuel

Stop Delaying Decision and Say NO! to Pipeline Expansion

Tell America Enough is Enough. Stop Pipeline Expansion

Be Responsible to Planet and Stop Keystone Project

Say NO! to Canada’s Deadly Oil

Demand a Green Energy Resource and Reject Dirty Oil

Build a Better Tomorrow Stop the Keystone Scheme

Ban Private Ownership of Dangerous and Endangered Species Initiative

Terry Thompson’s gluttonous collection of wildlife and endangered species attempted to secure their freedom when the opportunity presented itself, without fruition. The world turned a critical eye towards America, to discover a pleasant surprise.

Main Article: Slain Ohio Animals Serve As A Wake Up Call

Petitions For A Call To Action:

Support Ohio HB352

Support Federal Ban On Dangerous Exotic Animals

Support Ohio Banning Exotic Animal Ownership

Support Texas Banning Private Ownership of Exotic Animals

Ban Ownership of Endangered Species in Ohio

Stop Private Ownership of Wildlife

Support The Ban of Dangerous Exotic Animals as Pets in North Carolina

Support Wild Animals Remaining in the Wild

Urge America to Stop Sale and Ownership of Dangerous Exotic Species

Make Endangered Species Ownership a Crime

Say Yes to Banning Ownership of Wildlife

Ban Primate Ownership

Stop Auctioning Off Wildlife to Highest Bidder

Further Reading:

Ohio’s Animal Executive Order

Ohio’s Proposed House Bill 352

The Humane Society’s Speaks Up on Wild Animal Ownership

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