Humane Society International Asks Obama Administration to Shun Whaling Deal
In April 2010, Humane Society International called on the United States to reject an ill-conceived deal to legitimize commercial whaling.
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Center Urges Public Not to Touch Wildlife
Even the most well-meaning people can harm wild animals – and put themselves at risk – when they don't take the necessary precautions in handling wildlife, warns the Cape Wildlife Center. Policies that protect human health require that any animal of a rabies-vector species that has been inappropriately handled must be killed to be tested for rabies.
Red-breasted Merganser, Least Bittern Return to the Wild
A red-breasted merganser and a least bittern were released into Scorton Creek in Sandwich April 15 after successful rehabilitation by the Cape Wildlife Center.
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