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If I was a rabbit, I would take freedom and a natural life no matter how brief
In Response To: Rabbit relocation sparks ire ()

If I was a rabbit, I would take freedom and a natural life no matter how brief - any day - over being "rescued". And I'd take death over life in an SPCA and being shuffled to another prison cage in a yard.

Too many rescuers keep cats and other small, helpless, creatures in cages or apartments for their whole, pointless lives. These women only understand control of animals, which is best for themselves: but it is freedom that is best for any creature.

The SPCA is doing the only right thing, except perhaps for the well-meaning idea of sterilizing some females. Doing this in a natural population can spell the death of the sterilized animal, and it is like sweeping back the tide and a pointless waste of money.

The SPCA must stop "educating" children on the "right way" to imprison little creatures who are not capable of being companion pets, like rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, reptiles, birds, fish, in short, any being that must be kept locked up. The SPCA must start to tell the truth, no matter how uncomprehending a majority of their donators are: that it is cruel to cage animals.

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Should the SPCA prosecute for cruelty to rabbits? *LINK* *PIC*
Mutilated rabbits in Whonnock Lake Park
Re: Mutilated rabbits in Whonnock Lake Park
The Animal Learning Centre is part of the Surrey SPCA
This kind of education gives kids the message that imprisoning animals is okay
Many people purchase a rabbit from a breeder or pet store as a "starter pet" for children
A not-so-lucky rabbit's feet *PIC*
Rabbit relocation sparks ire
If I was a rabbit, I would take freedom and a natural life no matter how brief
The population growth must stop, or the problem will be compounded
Forced to Live on Wire
Rabbit producers use archaic methods and BC SPCA "education" is archaic too
Meat production is protected in the PCA Act
Only three rabbits will be permitted on the floor for adoption at the Surrey SPCA

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