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Anna Nicole Smith Says, ‘Stop the Bloody Seal Slaughter’

The fur industry says that it is killing more seals because of an increase in demand for fur—all fur. Anyone who buys a mink or fox fur coat or a jacket trimmed in fur bears responsibility for creating an environment of demand for the furs of these baby seals—who are often skinned while they are still conscious.

Please, join me in getting active to stop the bloody seal kill.

Contact Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin and ask him to halt the commercial seal hunt immediately:

The Honorable Paul Martin
Office of the Prime Minister
80 Wellington St.
Ottawa K1A 0A2
Canada
pm@pm.gc.ca
613-941-6900 (fax)









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