The government has officially reclassified the dingo and removed them from the pest list. This result reflects the collective commitment of 1,563 people who insisted on a more humane path forward. We must remain attentive as these new management policies take effect to ensure the protection of the species remains …
SAVE the DINGO - the Faser Island dingo needs your help!
The native Australian dingo should be classified as a protected species.
It should be removed from noxious animal, pest and vermin lists.
Non-lethal and humane control measures should be developed and implemented where the dingo interacts with humans and livestock.
Reaching this level of support confirms that many people share a deep concern for the future of the native dingo. This momentum encourages me to keep pressing for the policy changes required to protect these animals with the dignity they deserve.
March 24, 2007
Reaching one hundred signatures marks a quiet shift in how others perceive this cause. It is heartening to see so many people acknowledge that these animals deserve a different path.
Reached 100 supporters
March 22, 2007
March 20, 2007
Reaching our first hundred signatures will show that many people recognize the importance of the dingo in our ecosystem. Please invite your friends to join this movement today so we can reach this milestone and continue our advocacy work with greater authority.
40 Comments
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Dallas
5 months ago
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This must stop!!! and the councils & farmers using 1080 bait on the dingoes should be charged
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Samantha Kent
6 months ago
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The dingo population on K'gari is very small. By culling 6 dingoes, the Queensland government is seriously damaging the gene pool and putting their existence at risk. They must be stopped.
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AliciaN
8 years ago
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Disgusting how a native animal is targeted all to protect a non native animal. Not to mention the other Eco systems and animals that suffer in the process.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
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These creatures need to be respected and treasured as true Australians. If we kill off the Dingo there is no preditor in the food chain and the balance will be lost forever! Please do not let this happen
J
Jennifer Wells
12 years ago
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I am appalled at the conditions and the lack of food and care for the Dingoes on Fraser Island. We humans have an obligation to save and protect our Australian Animals and therefore O request that the Council and Government start a feeding Programme for these beautiful animals THE DINGO.
R
Rudrin Das
12 years ago
Featured
Save the Dingoes put them under protected lists of animals.There are humane control measures available to control wild animal.Stop treating them as vermins. Please show Australia that you care
S
Sabine Avenarius
6 months ago
Schluss mit dem Spaß an der Tierquälerei!
J
Jessie Scally
1 year ago
They don't deserve to become extinct! They have a lot to contribute to the ecosystem@
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The government has officially reclassified the dingo and removed them from the pest list. This result reflects the collective commitment of 1,563 people who insisted on a more humane path forward. We must remain attentive as these new management policies take effect to ensure the protection of the species remains …
SAVE the DINGO - the Faser Island dingo needs your help!
The native Australian dingo should be classified as a protected species.
It should be removed from noxious animal, pest and vermin lists.
Non-lethal and humane control measures should be developed and implemented where the dingo interacts with humans and livestock.
Reaching this level of support confirms that many people share a deep concern for the future of the native dingo. This momentum encourages me to keep pressing for the policy changes required to protect these animals with the dignity they deserve.
March 24, 2007
Reaching one hundred signatures marks a quiet shift in how others perceive this cause. It is heartening to see so many people acknowledge that these animals deserve a different path.
Reached 100 supporters
March 22, 2007
March 20, 2007
Reaching our first hundred signatures will show that many people recognize the importance of the dingo in our ecosystem. Please invite your friends to join this movement today so we can reach this milestone and continue our advocacy work with greater authority.
40 Comments
D
Dallas
5 months ago
Featured
This must stop!!! and the councils & farmers using 1080 bait on the dingoes should be charged
S
Samantha Kent
6 months ago
Featured
The dingo population on K'gari is very small. By culling 6 dingoes, the Queensland government is seriously damaging the gene pool and putting their existence at risk. They must be stopped.
A
AliciaN
8 years ago
Featured
Disgusting how a native animal is targeted all to protect a non native animal. Not to mention the other Eco systems and animals that suffer in the process.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
These creatures need to be respected and treasured as true Australians. If we kill off the Dingo there is no preditor in the food chain and the balance will be lost forever! Please do not let this happen
J
Jennifer Wells
12 years ago
Featured
I am appalled at the conditions and the lack of food and care for the Dingoes on Fraser Island. We humans have an obligation to save and protect our Australian Animals and therefore O request that the Council and Government start a feeding Programme for these beautiful animals THE DINGO.
R
Rudrin Das
12 years ago
Featured
Save the Dingoes put them under protected lists of animals.There are humane control measures available to control wild animal.Stop treating them as vermins. Please show Australia that you care
S
Sabine Avenarius
6 months ago
Schluss mit dem Spaß an der Tierquälerei!
J
Jessie Scally
1 year ago
They don't deserve to become extinct! They have a lot to contribute to the ecosystem@
This must stop!!! and the councils & farmers using 1080 bait on the dingoes should be charged