Don’t Tolerate Abuse of Protected Bird Species

Target: Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister of Australia

Goal: Ensure penalties for individuals who harm protected species.

A recent case involving the alleged abuse of two protected long-billed corellas has sparked outrage among animal advocates in Australia. Witnesses reportedly observed the accused using fishing wire to snare the native birds, enclosing them in a suitcase and later shaking the case violently, causing distress and injury to the animals. The birds, which are protected species, were reportedly found with blood on their beaks.

This incident follows a troubling pattern of similar animal cruelty allegations against the same individual, including the killing and cooking of a protected ibis. Despite a history of imprisonment for animal abuse, the accused has now been granted bail under strict conditions, leaving many concerned about the safety of other animals.

It is essential that those who harm defenseless creatures face the full force of the law. Allowing such behavior to continue unchecked not only jeopardizes the safety of wildlife but also undermines efforts to protect vulnerable species. Demand authorities act decisively to deter future acts of cruelty and ensure that justice is served for the injured birds.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear PM Albanese,

Recent allegations of animal cruelty involving two long-billed corellas are deeply disturbing. Witnesses report observing the birds being snared with fishing wire and confined in a suitcase, where they were violently shaken and injured. These actions, if proven true, demonstrate a blatant disregard for the well-being of these protected animals.

This case is particularly concerning given the accused’s reported history of similar offenses, including the killing and consumption of a protected ibis. Such behavior raises significant concerns about the ongoing threat posed to wildlife and the community’s ability to protect vulnerable species.

We urge you to ensure laws and regulations are in place that treat abuse of protected species as a serious crime. This is essential for protecting Australia’s biodiversity and upholding the values of compassion and accountability in society.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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