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It came after Nell, a pet dog, was caught in one of the traps before being freed just in time by her owner.
PETA said: Snares consist of a wire noose which tightens when the trapped animal struggles. They are unnecessary, dangerous, and cruel. In their desperate attempts to escape, animals may be strangled or suffer horrible and sometimes life-threatening injuries, which could become infected. So extreme is their distress that animals have been known to chew their limbs off, desperate for a chance at freedom.
Prince Charles underfire for snare traps at Sandringham (Image: Getty)
A dog was trapped in one of the snares and a protected owl died (Image: Getty)
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Last week, the Prince of Wales sent Mr Biden a letter to congratulate him for his inauguration and addressing the fight against climate change. The new US President re-joined the Paris Climate Agreement, the international treaty that aims to tackle environmental issues.
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