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advocate for elephants & wildlife; founding member of Action for Elephants UK
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December 12, 2024 at 5:44 PM
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Trophy hunters take great pleasure in killing these gentle creatures. This hunter killed a giraffe on Valentine's Day, posting 'Ever wondered how big a giraffe’s heart is? I’m absolutely over the moon with my BIG valentine’s present' & said she would use the skin as a rug.
November 22, 2024 at 12:50 PM
Trophy hunters take great pleasure in killing these gentle creatures. This hunter killed a giraffe on Valentine's Day, posting 'Ever wondered how big a giraffe’s heart is? I’m absolutely over the moon with my BIG valentine’s present' & said she would use the skin as a rug.
Had to share this one!
November 21, 2024 at 2:17 AM
Had to share this one!
She did this on Valentine's Day in 2021, posting “Ever wondered how big a giraffe’s heart is? I’m absolutely over the moon with my BIG valentine’s present” & that she planned to use the victim's skin as a rug.
November 21, 2024 at 12:02 AM
She did this on Valentine's Day in 2021, posting “Ever wondered how big a giraffe’s heart is? I’m absolutely over the moon with my BIG valentine’s present” & that she planned to use the victim's skin as a rug.
Shameful & disgusting. No wonder trophy-hunting supporters point to the hypocrisy of Brits who want an end to TH in Africa but engage in brutally killing so many animals for sport in the UK.
November 20, 2024 at 8:37 PM
Shameful & disgusting. No wonder trophy-hunting supporters point to the hypocrisy of Brits who want an end to TH in Africa but engage in brutally killing so many animals for sport in the UK.
Great news, but why do they have to wait until 2037 for this to happen, by which time all these poor dolphins will probably be dead? Is it to save the hassle of rehoming them or something else?
November 20, 2024 at 8:29 PM
Great news, but why do they have to wait until 2037 for this to happen, by which time all these poor dolphins will probably be dead? Is it to save the hassle of rehoming them or something else?