Just wrong.. loosen the financial bone & pepper the mountain with rabies pellets. Stop the spread instead of killing a part of the delicate balance!
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Jessica Arsenault
6 years ago
There must be a better way.
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Marita Wallace
6 years ago
Don’t mess with the food chain!
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Kat Rucker
6 years ago
No need to kill healthy animals!
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Carol Bass
6 years ago
There are other ways than killing
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Stephen Youker
6 years ago
There has got to be a better way than the mass killing of a beneficial animal. Killing off the foxes will put an already strained ecosystem in more jeopardy. The foxes are very beneficial in keep the tick hosts down.
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Helen Hudson
6 years ago
Thank you for protecting people and pets form rabies but please consider other options to contain the spread of the disease. Foxes are important to our ecosystem.
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Daria M Goggins
6 years ago
This plan is unnecessarily cruel, ignores the role that foxes play in the ecosystem, and likely will fail. The town should use rabies vaccine in bait instead. Using the vaccine approach, many European countries have virtually eliminated rabies in wild fox populations. Do the research! Knee jerk kill plans like this are ill-advised.
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Melissa Delan
6 years ago
Please don’t kill healthy animals.
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Carey S Clark
6 years ago
Work with the state to find b better solutions.
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Patty
6 years ago
Trap, Test and then decide what to do
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Denice Manhardt
6 years ago
Please consider an alternative approach to solving this problem.
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Joan Carney
6 years ago
Do not kill health animals. I am not ok with this policy of the city setting traps.
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Michelle Stevenson
6 years ago
Thank you for doing this.
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David J Shaffer
6 years ago
Instead of exterminating entire colonies of animals, please find a viable solution to the infected.
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Monica Lawson
6 years ago
I’m not ok with the city setting traps!
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Gale Greenleaf
6 years ago
Mass killing won't solve the problem.
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KRISTIN PERPIGNANO
6 years ago
There are a number of other types of animals who have been suspected of rabies in this area; are we just going to kill all of them? Skunks? Bats? This is not the answer.
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Paula Noonan
6 years ago
Euthanizing animals that show no sign of disease is not the answer.
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Kdb Dominguez
· petition starter
6 years ago
The goal is to have a meeting, or everyone can talk. Somebody needs to stick up for the Fox. Not all of them have rabies. Very few in fact. If we kill all the fox, we will be overrun with Mice, Voles and gophers, and remember please they are habitat for TICKS. Mice live in People’s homes, they will bring those Tickbourne diseases into your house and gardens. Worse than ever. Because they won’t have any predators to eat them. The Fox!!! We need to have other choices of things to do about this problem.
Just wrong.. loosen the financial bone & pepper the mountain with rabies pellets. Stop the spread instead of killing a part of the delicate balance!
There must be a better way.
Don’t mess with the food chain!
No need to kill healthy animals!
There are other ways than killing
There has got to be a better way than the mass killing of a beneficial animal. Killing off the foxes will put an already strained ecosystem in more jeopardy. The foxes are very beneficial in keep the tick hosts down.
Thank you for protecting people and pets form rabies but please consider other options to contain the spread of the disease. Foxes are important to our ecosystem.
This plan is unnecessarily cruel, ignores the role that foxes play in the ecosystem, and likely will fail. The town should use rabies vaccine in bait instead. Using the vaccine approach, many European countries have virtually eliminated rabies in wild fox populations. Do the research! Knee jerk kill plans like this are ill-advised.
Please don’t kill healthy animals.
Work with the state to find b better solutions.
Trap, Test and then decide what to do
Please consider an alternative approach to solving this problem.
Do not kill health animals. I am not ok with this policy of the city setting traps.
Thank you for doing this.
Instead of exterminating entire colonies of animals, please find a viable solution to the infected.
I’m not ok with the city setting traps!
Mass killing won't solve the problem.
There are a number of other types of animals who have been suspected of rabies in this area; are we just going to kill all of them? Skunks? Bats? This is not the answer.
Euthanizing animals that show no sign of disease is not the answer.
The goal is to have a meeting, or everyone can talk. Somebody needs to stick up for the Fox. Not all of them have rabies. Very few in fact. If we kill all the fox, we will be overrun with Mice, Voles and gophers, and remember please they are habitat for TICKS. Mice live in People’s homes, they will bring those Tickbourne diseases into your house and gardens. Worse than ever. Because they won’t have any predators to eat them. The Fox!!! We need to have other choices of things to do about this problem.