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Animals like the Polar Bear will soon be extinct as their home literally melts from under their feet. Almost 1billion pet owners worldwide can stop this catastrophe. Please sing our petition today

"Pet Ownership Shouldn't Cost The Earth"

Target:
The Pet Industry
Pet Ownership is literally 'Costing The Earth' these days.Millions of tonnes of carbon emissions generated by the World's pet industry are a major contributing factor to the loss of the planet's indigenous species. The pet industry is literally driving many of the world's wildlife into extinction.The manufacture of food and accessories as well as provision of pet healthcare and other services targeted at pet owners, added to the huge distribution network for pet food and products is producing devastating effects on our planet.We want all members of the pet industry, from huge multi-nationals, pet superstores, and veterinary practices, to the humble village pet shop, dog walker and grooming parlour, to become carbon neutral by 2012.To help them we have set up a carbon offset account into which anyone can deposit funds to offset their carbon emissions. We have experts available who can advise on reduction of carbon emissions in the food manufacturing industry, and we have launched the 'Cool Award' which will be presented to every company, service or product that has achieved carbon neutrality.We would like every pet owner to think carefully about the products they buy for their pets and look out for the 'Cool Award' If you agree that 'Pet Ownership Shouldn't Cost The Earth' then please sign our petition - by doing so you will be helping us to persuade the pet industry to make the changes necessary to help protect our wildlife.Thank youPeter A Culpin BSc MA VetMB MRCVSFounder and TrusteeThe Pets Naturally Foundation26 Chepstow CornerChepstow PlaceLondonW2 4XE
Pet Ownership is literally 'Costing The Earth' these days.Millions of tonnes of carbon emissions generated by the World's pet industry are a major contributing factor to the loss of the planet's indigenous species. The pet industry is literally driving many of the world's wildlife into extinction.The manufacture of food and accessories as well as provision of pet healthcare and other services targeted at pet owners, added to the huge distribution network for pet food and products is producing devastating effects on our planet.We want all members of the pet industry, from huge multi-nationals, pet superstores, and veterinary practices, to the humble village pet shop, dog walker and grooming parlour, to become carbon neutral by 2012.To help them we have set up a carbon offset account into which anyone can deposit funds to offset their carbon emissions. We have experts available who can advise on reduction of carbon emissions in the food manufacturing industry, and we have launched the 'Cool Award' which will be presented to every company, service or product that has achieved carbon neutrality.We would like every pet owner to think carefully about the products they buy for their pets and look out for the 'Cool Award' If you agree that 'Pet Ownership Shouldn't Cost The Earth' then please sign our petition - by doing so you will be helping us to persuade the pet industry to make the changes necessary to help protect our wildlife.Thank youPeter A Culpin BSc MA VetMB MRCVSFounder and TrusteeThe Pets Naturally Foundation26 Chepstow CornerChepstow PlaceLondonW2 4XE
"Pet Ownership Shouldn't Cost The Earth"We the undersigned would like you to take a moment to consider the impact of your carbon emissions on the planet's wildlife and to commit to making your company or organisation carbon neutral by 2012.Feeding, clothing and caring for our pets should not be at the expense of other living creatures on this planet.The pet industry world wide is worth billion of dollars, and all involved in it, from the huge multi-national food producer, pet superstore and veterinary practice to the humble village pet shop, dog walker and grooming parlour, has a part to play in saving our wildlife by reducing their carbon output.Your carbon emissions can be reduced dramatically, and the rest can be offset, thereby making your business carbon neutral.We would ask you to work towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2012.The Pets Naturally Foundation can help you do that and will present you with the 'Cool Award' when you achieve it just to show the world that you did it.Pet owners like ourselves will be looking out for the 'Cool Award' on the products and services we buy, so please take up the challenge now.Please take time to review your carbon emissions levels and ask for help in reducing and offsetting these as soon as possible.The sooner you act the fewer wild species will be lost.We know you are not alone. Other industries generate carbon emissions. But the world wide pet industry is massive, and we believe can, and should make a huge contribution to caring for our planet's wildlife. After all, we really shouldn't be keeping our pets healthy at the expense of others - should we?.All life deserves a place on this earth.Please remember - "We do not have a freehold on this earth - only a fully repairing lease" (Margaret Thatcher)Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. We hope we have convinced you to make a change.Please contact The Pets Naturally Foundation at foundation@petsnaturally.com for more help and advice.
Yours sincerely
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Thank you for taking the time to review how our pet's needs impact our planet. If you know someone you'd like us to get in touch with or have any thoughts on how this campaign can reach more people please let us know. We'd love to hear your

What pet industry member do you know who we could send this petition to? Your pet's food manufacturer, local pet store, veterinarian, groomer - just about anyone involved with pets? If you have an e-mail address so much the better.

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Dear Friends, I am in a race against time. Our group has met with the President of Trinidad and Tobago when we had over 600 signatures. By the time we meet with the Prime Minister I would like 2.000 signatures. Please sign and circulate our petition. It is to save a mangrove from being destroyed. Thank you. Please circulate to at least one friend. http://www.thepetitionsite.com/petition/957999809
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