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Save the Sellafield Deer

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Helen Leach
12 years ago

Please release the Deer that have become traped, there is no need to kill them.

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Marian Alison
12 years ago

Please find a place where the Cumbrian Deer can live, rather than killing these lovely animals who have done no harm other than to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

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Judith Lee
12 years ago

Please do not kill these Deer, there must be another way.

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Christine Biggs
12 years ago

Completely unnecessary to kill the dear.

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Sally Kingham
12 years ago

There is no need for this at all.

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Vicky Murrant
12 years ago

Animals should not be culled purely because of human error and arrogance.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I cannot believe we are having to PETITION to releaae trapped animals!!! What is the matter with these people?!

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Lynsey menzies
12 years ago

This is a disgrace just let the deer go!

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Siobhan Johnson
12 years ago

Don't let this happen!

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Linda Pye
12 years ago

Simply not possible that the only way forward is culling, an unjustified execution that is outrageous

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Matthew Harding
12 years ago

I can't believe how cheap life is to some idiots

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tonycooper
12 years ago

disgusting...let them go free

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Caroline McMahon
12 years ago

Please release this herd. Do the right thing!

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CLARE WOOD
12 years ago

Culling is not the most humane course of action, but seems that for Sellafield Ltd it is simply the quickest and most convenient course of action. These animals should be released, and everything should be done to make sure they are released quickly and safely. Culling them would be cruel and totally unnecessary.

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Linda maki son
12 years ago

Sella fields a bloody eyesore so they destroy something so beautiful shame on you

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catherine silvester
12 years ago

so sad

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Barbara Higgins
12 years ago

I cannot believe you want to kill these deer because they were caught behind a fence. Do the right thing, and stop listening to pro hunt idiots who just want to kill for the sake of killing!

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Eileen wright
12 years ago

There has been enough killing of wildlife in this country

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P Lynch
12 years ago

Totally unnecessary - just move them out of the area - it might be more trouble to do this but it is certainly the kindest and most ethical route.

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zena
12 years ago

This is ridiculous. They could easily be sedated and moved!!!