7 months into lockdown restrictions we still find ourselves in a really difficult situation, and our campaigns for animals are in jeopardy.
The lockdown doesn’t change reality for animals who are suffering in captivity in zoos. They are still being held against their will in conditions that make them suffer.
Animals in circuses may not be forced out on the road right now to entertain crowds, but they are living in restricted spaces, being trained in preparation for their next ‘show’.
And that is why we must keep fighting. We are doing all we can at this time to expose these cruel industries and speak out for the animals they exploit. But to make sure these campaigns keep going, I urgently need your help.
The lockdown has put crucial funding on hold, with funding from grants being redirected and events around the country cancelled. Funds absolutely crucial for the campaigns we are fighting on a daily basis for animals.
This leaves us in a dire situation with thousands of pounds of funding missing to give animals the life-saving help they need.
DONATE HERE: https://www.freedomforanimals.org.uk/covid-19-appeal
John by making a donation of around £10 or more, you can help us plug this gap and make sure animals in zoos, aquariums, mobile zoos, the pet trade and other cruel industries, have a lifeline to freedom.
I know it is possible to turn things around! We are taking all the steps we can to save our campaigns. We have cut down on expenses wherever we can, without impacting the campaigns that we MUST deliver for suffering animals. But in all honesty we can’t keep that up for much longer without your urgent help.
Since March we have been able to keep up the fight against Borth Wild Animal Kingdom, the zoo in Wales where animals have died in tragic circumstances, including Lillith the lynx who was shot dead after escaping the zoo. In a fantastic victory for animals, the zoo has now been banned from keeping big cats captive and the cats have been rehomed.
But there are many more animals still languishing at this horror zoo. Cosmo is one of them.
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