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Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act

Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond and the U.S. government is failing to act Rachel Nuwer © Photograph by MediaNews Group/Orange County Register, Getty Images COSTA MESA, CA - APRIL 28: Snakes and lizards at Repticon - part of America s Family Pet Expo at the OC Fair Grounds in Costa Mesa, California, on Friday, April 28, 2017. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen/Digital First Media/Orange County Register via Getty Images) Dead frogs from the Solomon Islands, a remote archipelago in the South Pacific, set the tone for how the United States enforces animal welfare protections. And not for the better, experts say. 

Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act

Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond and the U.S. government is failing to act Often mailed dozens to a box, animals in the pet trade are subjected to inhumane conditions, experts say. ByRachel Nuwer Email Dead frogs from the Solomon Islands, a remote archipelago in the South Pacific, set the tone for how the United States enforces animal welfare protections. And not for the better, experts say.  It was back in 1995, and a wildlife inspector at New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport was called to check a shipment of animals that had just arrived. When he opened one of the wooden boxes, the first thing he saw was skinks. The lizards looked healthy enough.

Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act

Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act
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Campaigners call for closure of EU's wildlife trafficking loopholes and criminalisation of wildlife smuggling, to end "stolen wildlife" crisis

January 13, 2021 Campaigners call for closure of EU’s wildlife trafficking loopholes and criminalisation of wildlife smuggling, to end “stolen wildlife” crisis Humane Society International / Europe Grettel Delgadillo for HSI BRUSSELS Animal protection campaigners have called for the urgent closure of gaping loopholes in EU wildlife trade regulations that fail to prevent the trafficking of protected wild species. At Stolen Wildlife, an online conference, Humane Society International/Europe and Pro Wildlife launched a report underlining the urgent need to criminalise the import and sale of illegally sourced wildlife. Additionally, John E. Scalon, former CITES[1] Secretary General and chair of the Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime, advocated for a new protocol on the illicit trafficking of wildlife under the UN Convention Against Transnational Organised Crime (UNTOC). This would make the illicit trafficking in protected species a serious crime and create obligations fo

Pro Wildlife geht Krefelder Zoo wegen der Haltung von Bally und Limbo an

Pro Wildlife geht Krefelder Zoo wegen der Haltung von Bally und Limbo an
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