

Deborah Doyle 🏴
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@debbiedk



If #Edmonton won’t move #Lucy to Sanctuary why won’t they move her to another 🇨🇦 zoo with better facilities, pools, acres to roam in, other🐘2 form bonds with. Why would they keep her isolated 🥶6 months of the yr in a loss making run down zoo. @AndrewKnack WHATS REALY GOING ON !





The combined municipal & provincial education tax increase for 2026 is expected to result in a total hike closer to 7.7%, according to local reports. Why are 🏡holds funding a loss making zoo when U have offers to take ALL non native 🇨🇦 species 2Sanctuary 🆓 @EddieRobar




The IDF is currently examining the reliability of the photograph. If this is indeed a real, recent picture, these actions do not align with the IDF's values and the behavior expected of IDF soldiers. The incident will be investigated thoroughly and in depth, and if necessary, steps will be taken in accordance with the findings.





Returning migrating birds face disaster in Derbyshire. @networkrail operatives have cemented nest entrances closed. Full details on the link. #UnblockOurNests #Swifts chapelbiodiversity.blogspot.com

Canada is moving to restrict the captivity of elephants and great apes through proposed legislation known as Bill S-15, which has passed the Senate. The bill seeks to prohibit keeping species such as elephants, chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, and bonobos, with limited exceptions for conservation, animal welfare, or scientific purposes. Currently, around 25 elephants and just over two dozen great apes remain in captivity across Canada, mostly in zoos. In the wild, elephants travel long distances daily, sometimes up to 50 km, while great apes depend on complex social structures and stimulating environments. These needs are difficult to replicate in captivity, where conditions especially in colder climates, can contribute to both physical and behavioural challenges. The proposed law would also prevent their use in entertainment, including rides and circus-style performances. If enacted, Canada could become the first country to phase out elephant captivity nationwide, building on its earlier ban on keeping whales and dolphins in 2019. The move reflects a growing global shift toward recognizing animals as sentient beings with needs that are often incompatible with captive settings. Source: “Canada Senate passes bill to ban the keeping of elephants and great apes in captivity.” - Species Unite

Israel killed every single child in this photo today alone in Lebanon. Every. Single. One. More than 18 children massacred in less than 24 hours.

