Endangered animals

Once numbering over one million by some estimates, African lions now exist in a fraction of their former range and fewer than 35,000 remain in the wild. African lions have been slipping away at an alarming rate--dropping by 50% in just 30 years--due to habitat loss, disease, loss of prey

If you sign this petition it will show that we will not tolerate the horrific needless slaughtering of animals outside of our country.

If you believe that Facebook needs to remove their "I Hate Dogs" page and needs to better enforce their animal hate pages, then please join our cause. Please sign if you believe that this page will harm animals and particularly dogs. Please sign this pledge if you believe that animal cruelty

There are over 1 billion facebook users. Contact a random person EVERY DAY that is NOT in your friend list who is NOT already using their voice to speak up for America's native wild horses, and inform them of the injustice and waste of their tax dollars. Talking points: Wild horses ARE native

I pledge to take action to end the killing of loggerhead sea turtles in Baja, Mexico's gillnets. Click here to sign SeaTurtles.org's petition on Change.Org! Please sign and share this action alert with all your contacts.

Please sign the petition and roar for the Indian Lion. With some 200 breeding individuals left in the wild, the Asiatic Lions are on the brink of extinction; may be closer. They may be gone before, we can even realize. For example, an outbreak of a disease, may wipe them out in few days. Their

Since we all know that Rhino horn is made of KERATIN the same substance as finger and toe nails, we would like you to  join us in sending your nail clippings to South Africa by the next COP meeting in 2016. This gives everyone enough time to start saving them from now on. Let's make a statement to

YOU CAN HELP BRING AN IMMEDIATE HALT TO TRADE IN RHINO UNTIL SOUTH AFRICA SORTS OUT ITS RHINO POACHING PROBLEM! After 1995 the authorities in South Africa began to sell off high value wild animals such as rhino so that private individuals (mostly farmers BUT MORE AND MORE WE HAVE A BODY OF EVIDENCE

To protect an already-endangered specie; to curb the false information regarding Rhino horn; to educate people further and to create an environment conducive to animals and humans living in harmony.

Breeding sea turtles in captivity creates problems for both captive and wild sea turtle populations. According to a recent investigation by the World Society for the Protection of Animals, green turtles at the Cayman Turtle Farm are kept in dirty, overcrowded tanks, fed on an unnatural diet, and