PLEASE DON'T LET OUR DINGO GO EXTINCT (Australian Wolf)
Target:
Minister for the Environment
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Photo courtesy Lyn Watson
"The Dingo in trouble?"... I hear people ask "but isn't that a protected native species?"
People are always surprised when they find out that our dingo here in Australia is actually an endangered species. I know I was! Yes that beautiful red wolf that is displayed on our post cards and tourist information, is actually heading down the slippery path to extinction, and this is happening right under our radar.
But how can this happen? How did your Aussie Icon get to this point?
Sadly it is the governments narrow minded and ill-informed policies but, more importantly, the powerful graziers lobby behind them that have brought this stunning animal to where it is now. It is for this reason that our government has listed the dingo as 'vermin' and has made it the only Australian native species that is NOT protected under laws. In fact they have gone the other way and put a $50 bounty on their heads to ensure quicker removal. And to make sure there is no public outcry or support, they spin myths and disinformation to support this criminal act. "A dingo ate my baby" is the cry I hear time and time again. In recorded history there as been only 12 dingo attacks... stack this against the 16,000 dog attacks yearly then it pulls it into perspective...besides the dingo was never truly proven guilty!! Like any wolf, these are shy animals that would rather avoid humans where possible.
Dingo Tree.. Hunted dingoes are hung from fences and trees in some antiquated belief that it keeps away other dingoes. Notice strips of skin off back due to $50 bounty.
Day in day out these animals suffer long agonizing deaths through trapping, 1080 poisoning and professional Doggers who revel in their killing whilst totally unconcerned that they are helping a species disappear forever.
And 1080 poisoning should be looked at too. This is a Super-toxin that is one of the most poisonous substances known to man. There is NO second chance with this poison as it has NO antidote at all. And yet the government departments fly across our public National Parks and aerial bait indiscriminately. Farmers in rural areas lay it out, often without abiding by the rules, leaving it to be picked up by either pets or other animals especially after baits have been moved around. These animals die in excrutiating agony and it takes 2-24hrs of hell to finally kill them. This poison is very inhumane and even the RSPCA has condemned it. The rest of the world banned it years ago, and yet Australia and New Zealand throw it out there by the tonnes each and every year.
BUT WHAT CAN I DO?
Please please take the time to sign this petition. Show our government that this can't be hidden any longer or tolerated. Each day that goes by means more dingoes suffer and are lost. Lets not leave our children nothing but a photo or a stuffed exhibit in a museum!!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIDEOS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO VISIT:
http://www.myspace.com/dingogenocide
Photo courtesy Lyn Watson
"The Dingo in trouble?"... I hear people ask "but isn't that a protected native species?"
People are always surprised when they find out that our dingo here in Australia is actually an endangered species. I know I was! Yes that beautiful red wolf that is displayed on our post cards and tourist information, is actually heading down the slippery path to extinction, and this is happening right under our radar.
But how can this happen? How did your Aussie Icon get to this point?
Sadly it is the governments narrow minded and ill-informed policies but, more importantly, the powerful graziers lobby behind them that have brought this stunning animal to where it is now. It is for this reason that our government has listed the dingo as 'vermin' and has made it the only Australian native species that is NOT protected under laws. In fact they have gone the other way and put a $50 bounty on their heads to ensure quicker removal. And to make sure there is no public outcry or support, they spin myths and disinformation to support this criminal act. "A dingo ate my baby" is the cry I hear time and time again. In recorded history there as been only 12 dingo attacks... stack this against the 16,000 dog attacks yearly then it pulls it into perspective...besides the dingo was never truly proven guilty!! Like any wolf, these are shy animals that would rather avoid humans where possible.
Dingo Tree.. Hunted dingoes are hung from fences and trees in some antiquated belief that it keeps away other dingoes. Notice strips of skin off back due to $50 bounty.
Day in day out these animals suffer long agonizing deaths through trapping, 1080 poisoning and professional Doggers who revel in their killing whilst totally unconcerned that they are helping a species disappear forever.
And 1080 poisoning should be looked at too. This is a Super-toxin that is one of the most poisonous substances known to man. There is NO second chance with this poison as it has NO antidote at all. And yet the government departments fly across our public National Parks and aerial bait indiscriminately. Farmers in rural areas lay it out, often without abiding by the rules, leaving it to be picked up by either pets or other animals especially after baits have been moved around. These animals die in excrutiating agony and it takes 2-24hrs of hell to finally kill them. This poison is very inhumane and even the RSPCA has condemned it. The rest of the world banned it years ago, and yet Australia and New Zealand throw it out there by the tonnes each and every year.
BUT WHAT CAN I DO?
Please please take the time to sign this petition. Show our government that this can't be hidden any longer or tolerated. Each day that goes by means more dingoes suffer and are lost. Lets not leave our children nothing but a photo or a stuffed exhibit in a museum!!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIDEOS PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO VISIT:
http://www.myspace.com/dingogenocide
Dear Minister,
We the undersigned have become increasingly concerned at the governments attitude towards the canis lupus dingo which you seem to mislabel as canis familiaris (the domestic dog) despite DNA testing which shows the contrary. It seems that by labelling it as a dog, it makes it easier to justify having it on the 'vermin' list. The justification also seems to be that this species was introduced only 4,000-12,000 years ago so cannot be seen as a native species. However, as stated in your own report:
Government Environment Protection and
Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999
native species means a species:
(a) that is indigenous to Australia or an external Territory; or
(b) that is indigenous to the seabed of the coastal sea of Australia or an external Territory; or
(c) that is indigenous to the continental shelf; or
(d) that is indigenous to the exclusive economic zone; or
(e) members of which periodically or occasionally visit:
(i) Australia or an external Territory; or
(ii) the exclusive economic zone; or
(f) that was present in Australia or an external Territory before 1400
So as you can see by your own definition, canis lupus dingo IS an Australian Native and as such should be protected and not hunted down as vermin with a $50 on it's head.
It seems that due to myths and misconceptions brought about by parties interested in seeing the eradication of the dingo, the public have been kept unaware of the real issues of how this species has now become threatened. Studies and research that now show the dingo as being an integral part of our ecosystem seem to be largely ignored. It has now been proven worldwide that the reintroduction of the apex predator actually benefits the ecosystem instead of destroying it, and the dingo is no different.
We are also extremely concerned that the main method of killing the dingo is through the use of super toxin 1080. It is strange, but as we look at the government reports on this substance, nowhere is it stated that this poison has been banned from around the world and for good reason too. It is extremely inhumane and the RSPCA has come out and condemned it as such. Animals take up to 24 hrs in some cases to die in complete agony and the indiscriminate aerial baiting certainly does not just affect the target animals. As there is no antidote for this poison, we would question the justification for using this in Australia and allowing not only it's use on rural and semi-rural properties, but also through our Public National Parks. It does affect other native species as shown by it%u2019s use in control of wallabies and possums. As recommendations by the company are to remove bodies by burying them deep or burning them, we would ask if it would not be seen as a health issue to allow them to remain lying in the National Parks, where the poison remains in the carcasses thus posing a secondary poison threat.
We the undersigned would like to see the following be considered:
1. The dingo to be placed on the endangered species list and protected as such.
2. Correct classification as canis lupus dingo and not the domestic dog title of canis familiaris. The dingo is a separate species to the domestic dog!
3.Allocated sanctuary locations where the dingo is protected and free from 1080 baiting, bullets, traps and doggers.
4 A complete ban of 1080 in Australia, especially inside all of the PUBLIC OWNED National Parks and Reserves.
5. Redirected funding from baiting programmes and ineffective dingo fences to education and subsidies for graziers to help them live alongside the dingo.
We thank you for taking the time to read this article and hope that the strong public feeling out there, that is growing daily, will encourage you to look into the issue and take action to protect the dingo so that future generations can also enjoy it too and not curse us for destroying it like we did the thylacine.
We thank you for your time.
We the undersigned have become increasingly concerned at the governments attitude towards the canis lupus dingo which you seem to mislabel as canis familiaris (the domestic dog) despite DNA testing which shows the contrary. It seems that by labelling it as a dog, it makes it easier to justify having it on the 'vermin' list. The justification also seems to be that this species was introduced only 4,000-12,000 years ago so cannot be seen as a native species. However, as stated in your own report:
Government Environment Protection and
Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999
native species means a species:
(a) that is indigenous to Australia or an external Territory; or
(b) that is indigenous to the seabed of the coastal sea of Australia or an external Territory; or
(c) that is indigenous to the continental shelf; or
(d) that is indigenous to the exclusive economic zone; or
(e) members of which periodically or occasionally visit:
(i) Australia or an external Territory; or
(ii) the exclusive economic zone; or
(f) that was present in Australia or an external Territory before 1400
So as you can see by your own definition, canis lupus dingo IS an Australian Native and as such should be protected and not hunted down as vermin with a $50 on it's head.
It seems that due to myths and misconceptions brought about by parties interested in seeing the eradication of the dingo, the public have been kept unaware of the real issues of how this species has now become threatened. Studies and research that now show the dingo as being an integral part of our ecosystem seem to be largely ignored. It has now been proven worldwide that the reintroduction of the apex predator actually benefits the ecosystem instead of destroying it, and the dingo is no different.
We are also extremely concerned that the main method of killing the dingo is through the use of super toxin 1080. It is strange, but as we look at the government reports on this substance, nowhere is it stated that this poison has been banned from around the world and for good reason too. It is extremely inhumane and the RSPCA has come out and condemned it as such. Animals take up to 24 hrs in some cases to die in complete agony and the indiscriminate aerial baiting certainly does not just affect the target animals. As there is no antidote for this poison, we would question the justification for using this in Australia and allowing not only it's use on rural and semi-rural properties, but also through our Public National Parks. It does affect other native species as shown by it%u2019s use in control of wallabies and possums. As recommendations by the company are to remove bodies by burying them deep or burning them, we would ask if it would not be seen as a health issue to allow them to remain lying in the National Parks, where the poison remains in the carcasses thus posing a secondary poison threat.
We the undersigned would like to see the following be considered:
1. The dingo to be placed on the endangered species list and protected as such.
2. Correct classification as canis lupus dingo and not the domestic dog title of canis familiaris. The dingo is a separate species to the domestic dog!
3.Allocated sanctuary locations where the dingo is protected and free from 1080 baiting, bullets, traps and doggers.
4 A complete ban of 1080 in Australia, especially inside all of the PUBLIC OWNED National Parks and Reserves.
5. Redirected funding from baiting programmes and ineffective dingo fences to education and subsidies for graziers to help them live alongside the dingo.
We thank you for taking the time to read this article and hope that the strong public feeling out there, that is growing daily, will encourage you to look into the issue and take action to protect the dingo so that future generations can also enjoy it too and not curse us for destroying it like we did the thylacine.
We thank you for your time.
We signed the "PLEASE DON'T LET OUR DINGO GO EXTINCT (Australian Wolf)" petition!
# 970:
11:44 am PST, Jan 22,
Name not displayed, Florida
A dingo came to me by chance about 6 years ago. She is the best companion I could have ever asked for. She is loyal and loving. Adores children and will kiss you until her tongue falls off. These are wonderful animals and should have the same rights and protections of any other animal. Stop killing these beautiful animals.
A dingo came to me by chance about 6 years ago. She is the best companion I could have ever asked for. She is loyal and loving. Adores children and will kiss you until her tongue falls off. These are wonderful animals and should have the same rights and protections of any other animal. Stop killing these beautiful animals.
# 969:
6:37 pm PST, Jan 21,
Name not displayed, Australia
hello to all you dingo lovers. While i agree that dingos are part of our environment, how about people come to central queensland where dingo numbers are abundant??? and are a problem, i belive that total destruction is out of the question but a managment approach is nessacery to control numbers is needed. now all these people that say 10 80 is the answer dont know what they are on about, how ever it is a good tool to controling youg pups out in the wild. an old dog usally won t pick bait up. now people who would think that this animal is going to be extinct soon have got rocks in their heads the dingo is a very inteligent animal and would probably be smarter than the people trying to kill it. Before we go off in our own little world and feel sorry for the dogs lets look at what the real problems are and try and fix it while we are out there trying to improve our lands and pastures and getting the most out of our land to grow livestock we are creating habitates for the dingo now we all gotto eat rember. meat doesnt come from woolworths. as part of land managment of the dingo we need to include the control of pest animals when developing pasture and land improvement and actively monitoring it as we improve it. just consider this when a farmer installs a new water in a padock, so he can utilise pasture in area that dont recieve a lot of water. by doing this is just like building a house for other animal to live nearby and creating new habitates for them ?? i say think before we condem peoples method and look exactly why they were introduced in the beginning and instead of banning and feeling sorry for it all come up with some practical soulutions on how we can fix the problem for evryone ??
hello to all you dingo lovers. While i agree that dingos are part of our environment, how about people come to central queensland where dingo numbers are abundant??? and are a problem, i belive that total destruction is out of the question but a managment approach is nessacery to control numbers is needed. now all these people that say 10 80 is the answer dont know what they are on about, how ever it is a good tool to controling youg pups out in the wild. an old dog usally won t pick bait up. now people who would think that this animal is going to be extinct soon have got rocks in their heads the dingo is a very inteligent animal and would probably be smarter than the people trying to kill it. Before we go off in our own little world and feel sorry for the dogs lets look at what the real problems are and try and fix it while we are out there trying to improve our lands and pastures and getting the most out of our land to grow livestock we are creating habitates for the dingo now we all gotto eat rember. meat doesnt come from woolworths. as part of land managment of the dingo we need to include the control of pest animals when developing pasture and land improvement and actively monitoring it as we improve it. just consider this when a farmer installs a new water in a padock, so he can utilise pasture in area that dont recieve a lot of water. by doing this is just like building a house for other animal to live nearby and creating new habitates for them ?? i say think before we condem peoples method and look exactly why they were introduced in the beginning and instead of banning and feeling sorry for it all come up with some practical soulutions on how we can fix the problem for evryone ??
# 968:
7:30 am PST, Jan 21,
Name not displayed, France
# 967:
10:10 pm PST, Jan 20,
John Stouffer, Pennsylvania
# 966:
12:39 pm PST, Jan 20,
Name not displayed, Michigan
# 965:
5:23 am PST, Jan 20,
J HABGOOD, United Kingdom
# 964:
3:26 pm PST, Jan 19,
Name not displayed, Wisconsin
# 963:
10:40 pm PST, Jan 17,
Name not displayed, Florida
# 962:
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9:45 pm PST, Jan 17,
Jill Williams, Ohio
STOP THIS!!!! |
# 961:
3:24 am PST, Jan 17,
Celine Colbus, France
# 960:
1:31 pm PST, Jan 16,
Natasha Fancis, Canada
What is being done to these beautiful animals should be done to the people abusing them. Karma!
What is being done to these beautiful animals should be done to the people abusing them. Karma!
# 959:
12:59 pm PST, Jan 15,
Julea Akacheshire, Michigan
please dont shot the dingos.no hangin.no shotting.no eating the dingos!where you think bingo got his name fromo?
please dont shot the dingos.no hangin.no shotting.no eating the dingos!where you think bingo got his name fromo?
# 958:
5:27 am PST, Jan 15,
Lorena Kaufman, Uruguay
# 957:
7:00 pm PST, Jan 14,
Devin Leiva, New York
Why do people want such precious animals to be extinct? What are they trying to prove ? Something needs to be done. These animals are helpless and i'm their voice.
Why do people want such precious animals to be extinct? What are they trying to prove ? Something needs to be done. These animals are helpless and i'm their voice.
# 956:
6:07 pm PST, Jan 13,
Eleni Staga, Greece
Torturing and killing animals shows lack of feelings and emotions and no respect about nature. I wish to those who do these things to suffer exactly with the same way.
Torturing and killing animals shows lack of feelings and emotions and no respect about nature. I wish to those who do these things to suffer exactly with the same way.
# 955:
10:43 am PST, Jan 13,
Dusica J., Serbia And Montenegro
# 954:
9:50 pm PST, Jan 12,
Durty South Drew, Florida
# 953:
6:34 pm PST, Jan 12,
Leslie McDonald, Louisiana
# 952:
1:55 pm PST, Jan 12,
Gemma Bagshaw, United Kingdom
STOP THE DINGOS FROM BECOMING EXTINCT!!!!
STOP THE DINGOS FROM BECOMING EXTINCT!!!!
# 951:
3:34 am PST, Jan 12,
Jason Farmer, Australia
I had no idea this was happening in our own back yard its a disgrace dosent any one learn from the past. Once there gone there gone
I had no idea this was happening in our own back yard its a disgrace dosent any one learn from the past. Once there gone there gone
# 950:
4:27 pm PST, Jan 11,
Sam Cutcher, Australia
# 949:
3:00 pm PST, Jan 11,
Name not displayed, Australia
# 948:
10:30 pm PST, Jan 9,
Laurie Brewer, Ohio
# 947:
10:27 am PST, Jan 8,
Santiago Alcocer, Mexico
# 946:
4:08 am PST, Jan 8,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
Any animal that God chose to place on this world can be removed by him only and mans interference is the height of arrogance. We feel ourselves to be so full of compassion and good so how about we show some of that starting here and now!!
Any animal that God chose to place on this world can be removed by him only and mans interference is the height of arrogance. We feel ourselves to be so full of compassion and good so how about we show some of that starting here and now!!
# 945:
6:18 pm PST, Jan 5,
Kira Krusky, Canada
# 944:
1:16 am PST, Jan 5,
Ari R. Kolman, Canada
I’m sickened and disgusted. Please stop the Holocaust already!! Animal Abuse and Sick Behavior. The World Is Watching You and we will take action.. How do you sleep at night? People who do these things to innocent animals (who scream and cry and feel the pain), should be arrested and put in jail. And I will work on this to happen.
I’m sickened and disgusted. Please stop the Holocaust already!! Animal Abuse and Sick Behavior. The World Is Watching You and we will take action.. How do you sleep at night? People who do these things to innocent animals (who scream and cry and feel the pain), should be arrested and put in jail. And I will work on this to happen.
# 943:
9:44 pm PST, Jan 4,
Autumn Sun, California
# 942:
9:52 pm PST, Jan 3,
Amelia Dayman, Australia
# 941:
8:49 pm PST, Jan 3,
Nick Thamphya, Utah
# 940:
7:44 pm PST, Jan 3,
Vicki Mata, Illinois
Help protect these beautiful animals!
Help protect these beautiful animals!
# 939:
3:51 pm PST, Jan 1,
Nicole Silva, Massachusetts
# 938:
8:19 pm PST, Dec 31,
Ellis Bell, Australia
This has to stop.
This has to stop.
# 937:
5:05 am PST, Dec 31,
Helen Harwood, United Kingdom
this breaks my heart, its sad to know that humans are out there who do this to animals and think its ok. you have my support. all the best
this breaks my heart, its sad to know that humans are out there who do this to animals and think its ok. you have my support. all the best
# 936:
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10:58 am PST, Dec 30,
Lyle Qualls, Colorado
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# 935:
8:57 am PST, Dec 30,
Jyoro Yjoro, Indonesia
As a Buddhist this news hurts me a lot, please make it stop!
As a Buddhist this news hurts me a lot, please make it stop!
# 934:
1:50 am PST, Dec 29,
Sirkka Levaniemi, Finland
# 933:
11:28 pm PST, Dec 27,
Jude O'Donnell, Pennsylvania
you have my support, good luck!
you have my support, good luck!
# 932:
8:45 am PST, Dec 24,
Yvonne Jansson, Sweden
Dont let our dingo go extinct
Dont let our dingo go extinct
# 931:
7:41 am PST, Dec 24,
Linda Brenner, Pennsylvania
# 930:
5:25 pm PST, Dec 23,
Karen Lyons kalmenson, New York
dingos rule
dingos rule
# 929:
2:52 pm PST, Dec 23,
Janice Buckley, United Kingdom
# 928:
3:29 pm PST, Dec 22,
Debbie Deese, Texas
I am now the proud owner of an American Dingo that I pulled from a shelter as part of a rescue operation. I can't imagine anything worse than exterminating these beautiful creatures. This girl has the smartest and best personality of any canine I have ever known. She is as gentle and affectionate as my Pug. This would be a horrible crime if the dingo was not saved.
I am now the proud owner of an American Dingo that I pulled from a shelter as part of a rescue operation. I can't imagine anything worse than exterminating these beautiful creatures. This girl has the smartest and best personality of any canine I have ever known. She is as gentle and affectionate as my Pug. This would be a horrible crime if the dingo was not saved.
# 927:
6:06 pm PST, Dec 19,
Mervi Rantala, Finland
Please take action to protect the dingo instead of hunting and destroying it to the brink of extinction!!!
Please take action to protect the dingo instead of hunting and destroying it to the brink of extinction!!!
# 926:
5:27 pm PST, Dec 18,
Dan Hale, Florida
# 925:
5:14 pm PST, Dec 17,
Michele Johnson, Australia
I was totally floored when I read what is happening with our dingoes ,there is no need to use this terrible poison ,it is totally inhumane and disgusting , this must be stopped now and poisons like this should be totally banned !!!!
I was totally floored when I read what is happening with our dingoes ,there is no need to use this terrible poison ,it is totally inhumane and disgusting , this must be stopped now and poisons like this should be totally banned !!!!
# 924:
1:09 pm PST, Dec 15,
Ashley Booth, Ohio
Hey, its me, and you know I care about animals, so I'm asking you to sign this petition for me. This will help save the Dingo, or the Australian wolf. Won't you sign and help reach the goal of 5,000 signatures?
Hey, its me, and you know I care about animals, so I'm asking you to sign this petition for me. This will help save the Dingo, or the Australian wolf. Won't you sign and help reach the goal of 5,000 signatures?
# 923:
4:38 pm PST, Dec 14,
Dave Cannon, Pennsylvania
# 922:
12:32 am PST, Dec 11,
Nicole Castanon, California
I had no idea such a thing was going on in Australia with the dingos. There is no reason to treat a living thing the way they are being treated. It's wrong and inhumane to use 1080 on these poor animals that have done nothing to most people. This needs to stop now!
I had no idea such a thing was going on in Australia with the dingos. There is no reason to treat a living thing the way they are being treated. It's wrong and inhumane to use 1080 on these poor animals that have done nothing to most people. This needs to stop now!
# 921:
11:12 pm PST, Dec 5,
Tonya Cunningham, Missouri
# 920:
4:59 pm PST, Dec 5,
Amy Astbury, Australia
# 919:
9:00 pm PST, Dec 4,
Jocelyn Koopmann, Australia
Please don't let a beautiful animal disappear because you put it in the 'TOO HARD Basket' Save the Dingo.
Please don't let a beautiful animal disappear because you put it in the 'TOO HARD Basket' Save the Dingo.
# 918:
10:51 pm PST, Dec 1,
Debra Nelson, Australia
# 917:
6:43 pm PST, Dec 1,
Mick Cave, United Kingdom
# 916:
1:04 pm PST, Dec 1,
Ann Cawley, Missouri
# 915:
4:31 pm PST, Nov 30,
Kyle 3 Hale, Florida
# 914:
3:59 am PST, Nov 30,
Shania Eliassen, Australia
THis is terrible! Does the govrenment not realise you can only get these animals in Australia! I don't think they care! Can you imagine Austraila without a dingo? I CAN'T! what do these people think they are doing! I think our small inded gorvernment should get out of the bloody meeting room and loook around at nature! They should look around long enough to realise that dingoes are going fast and that they are the ones who can stop them being killed! GOSH! is it that hard to do???!!!!
THis is terrible! Does the govrenment not realise you can only get these animals in Australia! I don't think they care! Can you imagine Austraila without a dingo? I CAN'T! what do these people think they are doing! I think our small inded gorvernment should get out of the bloody meeting room and loook around at nature! They should look around long enough to realise that dingoes are going fast and that they are the ones who can stop them being killed! GOSH! is it that hard to do???!!!!
# 913:
1:42 pm PST, Nov 28,
Tracy Newcombe, United Kingdom
# 912:
9:14 pm PST, Nov 27,
Cheryl Kirstien, Canada
# 911:
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8:13 am PST, Nov 24,
Juxi Chandra, Australia
Pure dingos have already been considered for environmentally endangered species, they are very rare, even in captivity. Killing dingos by trapping and poisoning is brutal and inhumane as well as dangerous to many other species. |
# 910:
8:46 pm PST, Nov 22,
THEY LIVE TOO HARMON, Oklahoma
YA KILL THEM ALL, LIKE WHAT WE DID TO THE WOLVES IN AMERICA, KILL THEM, O NO WAIT WE MADE A MISTAKE, THERE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE BALANCE OF LIFE, GEE WEEZ ARE WE DUMB, EVERY TIME WE KILL THEM OFF WE TRY AND BRING THEM BACK, WHAT DO YOU SAY TO NOT KILLING THEM OFF, THAT MIGHT BE PRETTY GOOD A!
YA KILL THEM ALL, LIKE WHAT WE DID TO THE WOLVES IN AMERICA, KILL THEM, O NO WAIT WE MADE A MISTAKE, THERE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE BALANCE OF LIFE, GEE WEEZ ARE WE DUMB, EVERY TIME WE KILL THEM OFF WE TRY AND BRING THEM BACK, WHAT DO YOU SAY TO NOT KILLING THEM OFF, THAT MIGHT BE PRETTY GOOD A!
# 909:
5:01 pm PST, Nov 22,
Sionneau Marine, France
# 908:
4:16 pm PST, Nov 22,
Carla Quevedo, Maryland
OH MY GODD!! stop killing gods beautiful creatures!!
OH MY GODD!! stop killing gods beautiful creatures!!
# 907:
2:39 pm PST, Nov 22,
Name not displayed, Canada
# 906:
10:03 am PST, Nov 22,
Anna Krochmal, Poland
Please protect the Dingo before it's too late!
Please protect the Dingo before it's too late!
# 905:
3:06 pm PST, Nov 21,
Evan Maccay, Canada
i have seen the dingo, thier so cute! please help save them!
i have seen the dingo, thier so cute! please help save them!
# 904:
11:17 am PST, Nov 21,
Therry Jackson, Germany
# 903:
6:27 am PST, Nov 21,
Name not displayed, Canada
# 902:
5:56 am PST, Nov 21,
Michael Wells, Florida
An incredible and amazing animal! The world would miss them greatly!
An incredible and amazing animal! The world would miss them greatly!
# 901:
3:43 pm PST, Nov 20,
CC Carty, Florida
Have you ever known a Dingo? Thay are very animated and highly intelligent! My friend was very sensitive to my emotions and I miss him! Please stop the extermination of the Dingo!!
Have you ever known a Dingo? Thay are very animated and highly intelligent! My friend was very sensitive to my emotions and I miss him! Please stop the extermination of the Dingo!!
