Change to the Large Carnivore Policies and Procedures Public Safety Protocol
297 Comments
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debby sumka
9 years ago
I am disgusted with this outcome, we live in the mountains, wildlife//s habitat, what gives you the right t shoot healthy animals when there are alternative solutiions
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Sheri Schroeder
9 years ago
On going at this moment, death, destruction and murder of all the living creatures in the Monashee Mountain Range - no one is talking about the clear cutting of the entire forest - grizzly country, black bear, cougar country, elk, deer, bob cat, badgers, to say nothing about the small creatures, chipmonks, small birds, eagles - tolko is clear cutting all of this forest from the monashees to Revelstoke - we need people to stand up and stop the clear cutting now before it is all gone, there will be no forest left for these animals, next they will be shot because they come to human habitat
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Henrique Diniz
9 years ago
I agree
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nathan phillips
9 years ago
At least 20 people in North America were killed by cougars between 1890 and 2011, including six in California. More than two-thirds of the Canadian fatalities occurred on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Fatal cougar attacks are extremely rare and occur much less frequently than, fatal snake bites, fatal lightning strikes, or fatal bee stings.[citation needed] Children are particularly vulnerable. The majority of the child victims listed here were not accompanied by adults.
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Ellen
9 years ago
Horrible the way animals are treated. They are beautiful animals. So sad
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Carole McLean
9 years ago
I also appreciate your efforts, thank you.
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Kelsey Hawley
9 years ago
Those cubs never even got a chance to be relocated how sad for our wildlife.
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Hayley Thiessen
9 years ago
I appreciate your efforts, thank you.
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cori beauregard
9 years ago
they need to have a chance!! or nothing will be left
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Moriah
9 years ago
My husband and I was in penticton visiting my parents and grandparents we walked past the momma cougar with her Cubs and then where just passing through they weren't even interested in humans. They could have easily been relocated. She had 3 babies. This makes me absolutely sick.
Humans are the ones taking over their land.
Killing should be the absolute last resort!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save our wildlife
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Ali
9 years ago
This is unacceptable, no measures were taken to relocate these beautiful animals!! It's inexcusable what they did!!
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Kerry Tinling
9 years ago
Re-location should be the FIRST priority if the animals are healthy and not re-occurring problems in the area.
Three strike rule should be in place.
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James Play
9 years ago
Save our wildlife ,relocate.
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John Angioli
9 years ago
Give re-location one chance before killing.
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Kerry
9 years ago
STAND FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS!!! this should NOT have happened!!
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Kirsty Pearce
9 years ago
Time for change!
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Melody Kelly
9 years ago
I believe this was handled the wrong was y. These animals should of been relocated. This should not of happened this way. Very sad
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Jim
9 years ago
Stand up for animal rights. We have a voice they dont.
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Patrick Stacey
9 years ago
The last thing we want to do is kill off the youth of nature
I am disgusted with this outcome, we live in the mountains, wildlife//s habitat, what gives you the right t shoot healthy animals when there are alternative solutiions
On going at this moment, death, destruction and murder of all the living creatures in the Monashee Mountain Range - no one is talking about the clear cutting of the entire forest - grizzly country, black bear, cougar country, elk, deer, bob cat, badgers, to say nothing about the small creatures, chipmonks, small birds, eagles - tolko is clear cutting all of this forest from the monashees to Revelstoke - we need people to stand up and stop the clear cutting now before it is all gone, there will be no forest left for these animals, next they will be shot because they come to human habitat
I agree
At least 20 people in North America were killed by cougars between 1890 and 2011, including six in California. More than two-thirds of the Canadian fatalities occurred on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Fatal cougar attacks are extremely rare and occur much less frequently than, fatal snake bites, fatal lightning strikes, or fatal bee stings.[citation needed] Children are particularly vulnerable. The majority of the child victims listed here were not accompanied by adults.
Horrible the way animals are treated. They are beautiful animals. So sad
I also appreciate your efforts, thank you.
Those cubs never even got a chance to be relocated how sad for our wildlife.
I appreciate your efforts, thank you.
they need to have a chance!! or nothing will be left
My husband and I was in penticton visiting my parents and grandparents we walked past the momma cougar with her Cubs and then where just passing through they weren't even interested in humans. They could have easily been relocated. She had 3 babies. This makes me absolutely sick. Humans are the ones taking over their land. Killing should be the absolute last resort!
Save our wildlife
This is unacceptable, no measures were taken to relocate these beautiful animals!! It's inexcusable what they did!!
Re-location should be the FIRST priority if the animals are healthy and not re-occurring problems in the area. Three strike rule should be in place.
Save our wildlife ,relocate.
Give re-location one chance before killing.
STAND FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS!!! this should NOT have happened!!
Time for change!
I believe this was handled the wrong was y. These animals should of been relocated. This should not of happened this way. Very sad
Stand up for animal rights. We have a voice they dont.
The last thing we want to do is kill off the youth of nature