Predators - Think Twice Before Using POISONS!

Many years ago, we naively used D-Con because proximity to water invited water rats into the house - NOT Nice! After witnessing the painful, disgusting death, the D-Con was banished!

 
The critter bled to death!

Why would anyone subject an animal ---- ANY animal to hemorrhaging to death? 

You want to kill a PEST? Use a species specific trap, know what you're killing and accept responsibility for getting rid of the dead body. 

You want to kill a rodent? Make it quick! Don't torture them with a slow, painful death that has the potential of killing other species - including your pet dog or cat....or a child.

American Bird Conservancy's photo.

 

 

California media -- L.A. Times, Sacramento Bee -- take on raptor-killing pesticide d-CON in editorials. ABC's fight against second generation poisons will continue.

http://www.sacbee.com/2014/03/22/6257673/editorial-california-is-right.html

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-rat-poison-20140326,0,2658360.story#axzz2xGVfxj8X



 

This, that....

WFLA News Channel 8

Environmental Action via I Heart Climate Scientists

 

It's not even that 97% of climate scientists that agree with man-made global warming. Share to show you stand with in the 99.9%!
 

 

The Scientific Debate On Global Warming In One Chart

 

On one side: "a mountain of evidence." On the other: "ideological arm-waving."

Business Insider

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bernie Sanders

 

Read about Sen. Sanders' budget plan here: http://www.sanders.senate.gov/budget/
 

 

Center for Biological Diversity

 

"The so-called second-generation rat poisons that have been developed in recent years never should have been allowed on store shelves. It was obvious from the start that a poison that remains in a rodent's body long after it's dead would end up poisoning the animals that eat the rodents — including household pets, foxes, golden eagles and owls.

In fact, the animals the pesticide is most likely to kill are the ones that naturally keep rat populations down by preying on them."...

Boom.

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You dirty rat poisons!

The so-called second-generation rat poisons that have been developed in recent years never should have been allowed on store shelves. It was obvious from the start that a poison that remains in a rodent's body long after it's dead would end up...

By Los Angeles Times

 

 

 

 

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