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Stop Killing Beavers in Kingston

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Marilyn Rose
9 years ago

Surprised at the cruelty. Thanks for this petition and the chance to sign.

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Linda Thomas
9 years ago

We have to stop interferirng with nature for our convenience - when will we learn ..

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Cheryl Morrison
9 years ago

The ''industrious'' beaver is Canada's national animal. Lets treat them and their families and their habitat with a lot more respect.

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Cathy Hollis
9 years ago

Trust me...the Beaver has a better understanding of Mother Nature than we do.

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Rochelle Falkenham
9 years ago

It's time to change

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Bonnie Fintas
9 years ago

Have a great people :(

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sue dickens
9 years ago

Time Kingston steps into the 21st century

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Sharon nott
9 years ago

I believe it would be better to live trap and safely relocate beavers.

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Beverly Meidow
9 years ago

I just came back from the Sault Ste Marie area and was so happy to see so many healthy lodges. Stop Killing Beavers. They create a healthy ecosystem.

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Anne Di Tomaso
9 years ago

what is wrong with Kingston ?!?!?

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Wendy Conlin
9 years ago

Flow devices, more humane. Trapping, cruel & unnecessary !

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Tracy
9 years ago

Protect wildlife, humans have done quite enough damage.

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Catherine Ferguson
9 years ago

The killing and trapping of inocent wildlife needs to stop now.govt needs to get on board and make this law now.if ant wild animal is causing land owners grief and destruction.move them to a place where they can live their lives the way they should be aloud to live and survive.the land is their land,not ours,have a heart for all wildlife ,stop the killing now.

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Celine Murdoch
9 years ago

This is awful....

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Lorna Cane
9 years ago

Do the right thing.

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Angela Wright
9 years ago

What a cruel and disgusting practice.

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Sandra Fitzpatrick
9 years ago

That's is just heartless and wrong!

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Elizabeth McNally
9 years ago

What are you thinking?!! Obviously you are not! Just stop!! Find a better way.

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Jean Huffman
9 years ago

ALL LIVES MATTER

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Seems rather odd that this is the way that Kingston treats a mammal that is a true Canadian national symbol.