#WorldAnimalDay The EMS Foundation is a co-applicant in a matter lodged in the High Court of South Africa in order to secure the release of the elephants from the Johannesburg Zoo in South Africa #DefendTheWild#TowardsFreedom@AnimalLawReform
WAPFSA sent a cease and desist letter regarding the proposed removal of 121 baboons from the Cape Peninsula. @CityofCT@CapeNature1@SANParks What a wild idea, one that should be swept off the table before forthwith. https://t.co/faYYNTVSat
“The South African government continues to defend the odious trade in tigers, perpetrating their suffering in captivity” @CITES https://t.co/2zL5ZOOSjo
CEASE AND DESIST @CityofCT@CapeNature1@SANParks a strongly worded letter, please take note that we will not allow the removal of 121 Chacma baboons from the Cape Peninsula. https://t.co/650IiL04gP
FULL STORY: DUMA'S LAST HOME
Charley the elephant (now called Duma) has spent most of his life on show. But a national campaign finally pressured the Pretoria Zoo to release him into the wild. Watch this heartwarming story on the #CarteBlanche website.
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TOWARDS FREEDOM JOHANNESBURG ZOO ELEPHANTS
“Any interested party may, with the written consent of all the parties to the proceedings, given no later than 20 days after the filing of the notice on the 16th September 2024, be admitted as amicus curiae in the application ….
Moving a giant, Charlie’s relocation team. A combined effort, including veterinarians from South Africa and abroad, logistics experts including the formidable Kester Vickery and Dereck Milburn, Mark Gilham and Chad Doyle his personal security detail Frikkie Swart.
Charlie is relaxed and calm as he acclimatises to his new surroundings in his temporary holding boma in Limpopo. He is being cared for by EMS Foundation and @ZuluCampRSA and @fourpawsint we are also extremely grateful to @WeWildAfrica
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Check out Anell Eelox's video! #TikTok https://t.co/coHMs8rltk
The EMS Foundation is particularly concerned about the welfare and well-being of Charlie after a video was posted on Tik-Tok of him displaying stereotypical and distressed behaviour
however we do not believe animals especially animals confined to enclosure should be forced to endure these festivities which include thousands of people and DJ lineups that last all day”
“It is truly wonderful to see South Africans relaxing and enjoying themselves in a safe space and the Pretoria Zoo offers such a venue. https://t.co/3CUiw45GEP