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We are advocates for the preservation and enjoyment of our native wildlife. It has been proven our wildlife is especially vulnerable to the millions of feral and roaming cats because they evolved separately. A reality based blog©
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2 comments:
I believe this poster implies that you're to actually get out and do something. What changes have you made in your life to help our wildlife? Have you stopped using caustic chemicals for house cleaning and yard upkeep? Do you drive a hybrid or gas efficient car?
Is hunting our wildlife ok?
And this does say "America's Wildlife." Given that our forefathers brought the cats, and other alien “pest” species here I guess that makes them part of "America's" wildlife too. I guess our forefathers were only smart enough to start this great nation of ours, but not quite smart enough to realize the consequences of introducing new species to this country. If they did realize I guess we can't thank them for doing anything about it, can we?
However, we can thank our good uncle for allowing us to live in these comfy homes that stand were our wildlife once lived. Right?
I believe this poster implies that you're to actually get out and do something. What changes have you made in your life to help our wildlife? Have you stopped using caustic chemicals for house cleaning and yard upkeep? Do you drive a hybrid or gas efficient car?
Let's stick with this forum's theme. Have you stopped irresponsibly enabling feral cats in their destruction?
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