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Petition to stop Savannah cat trade in Australia

June 18, 2008
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From: Snake Rescue [mailto:contact@snakerescue.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 6:32 AM
To: Info@BigCatRescue.org
Subject: Please help with petition against importation of Savannah cats

Hi,

We have started a petition to stop the importation of the so called "Savannah Cats". This would be an absolute disaster for Australian wildlife. I was hoping you could find the time to sign this petition.

Please visit the website for more details and to sign the petition if you would like to help!!

http://www.snakerescue.com.au/

Any assistance would greatly be appreciated

Please pass this email on to anyone who might also be interested in signing!

Thank you for your help

Kind Regards,

Per Thomsen

Snake Rescue

Mob: 0408 365 948
Ph: +61-3-9746 0662

Web: http://www.snakerescue.com.au

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