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Help Stop The Use Of Rodenticide Poisoning!

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Walter Hanig
6 years ago Featured

Kill the rats with traps rather than poison. We need healthy coyote populations in particular.

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randy liuag
6 years ago

No poisons!

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Carol beck
6 years ago

Pls stop hurting animals!

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Julie Wallack
6 years ago Featured

Please stop the poisonings of our Wildlife. It is destroying the Ecosystem, & it’s having an impact on US! STOP

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Julie Kachele
6 years ago

We need to care for the wildlife before it is too late.

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Patricia Cecchino
6 years ago

Stop using poison on our wildlife.

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Denis M Evans
6 years ago

Stop This Maddness!!!

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Karen Fahrlander
6 years ago Featured

The endless torture that wildlife endure after being poisoned must come to an end. The collateral damage to other species in the food chain due to poisoning is also something that people could change by banning all poisons.

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Kay Campbell
6 years ago

Anticoagulant Rodenticide poison kills thousands of wild animals and pets every year. The poisons are traveling up the food chain, endangering more and more wildlife. Documentation in California shows that the problem of rodenticides moving up the food chain and affecting non-target wildlife is widespread. Here lies the problem; Hawks, foxes, owls, raccoons and coyotes prey on rodents as a source of food. When they eat the poisoned rodent, it TOO will succumb to the poison and die! wildlife is widespread. Here lies the problem; Hawks, foxes, owls, raccoons and coyotes prey on rodents as a source of food. When they eat the poisoned rodent, it TOO will succumb to the poison and die! Apartment Property Management companies & HOA's are two of the biggest culprits for using poison bait boxes. The Verge Apartment complex situated close to a rural area and river is a 444 unit building constructed in 2015. Since the construction of this building there have been sightings of sick coyotes in the vicinity. There are several POISON BAIT BOXES situated around the perimeter of the buildings. Exposure to rodenticides in coyotes can lead to an increased susceptibility to mange, which is evidently what these coyotes are suffering from. There is NO SAFE PLACE for these poisons in our environment. Let wildlife do their part in keeping the rodent population down, as nature intended! Let's not POISON THEIR FOOD!

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G Clark
6 years ago Featured

Why are people so dumb and our government so lax when it comes to such dangerous, destructive products? BAN THIS STUFF!!

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Kay Mack
6 years ago

let's stop the poisoning everywhere

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Robert Hensman
6 years ago

America is Doomed because of it’s government and the people who work there

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Christina Wright
6 years ago Featured

What a horrendous way to kill wildlife, hawks, owls, just about everything that eats these poisons whether directly or indirectly. An owl will eat an average of 12 mice a night, and also there is feeding their young that are always hungry. One mouse that has taken Anticoagulant Poison bait will kill a whole family of young owlets when fed to them by a parent, plus the parent will get very sick unable to hunt and die. The same with hawks and other birds of prey. Your dog or cat gets sick, bleeding from the nose & mouth, it is dying in agony. Populations of wildlife are already in decline due to habitat loss and many other factors, they shouldn’t be subjected to these Anticoagulant Poisons, it’s wrong and immoral. Do the right thing and stop these poisons, Save the Wildlife.

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Natalie
6 years ago

This is a threat to all wildlife

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Christine Renau
6 years ago Featured

There is NO need for using RODENTICIDE poisons in our communities when we HAVE effective eco friendly safe products. Its education and respect for nature, pets and our families. Its a poison that unnecessarily kills thousands of innocent wildlife due to ignorance.

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Mary Padgitt
6 years ago

Thank you for this.

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Miguel Perez
6 years ago

End this practice.