Category Archives: Otters

Blood money pays

Ethical alternatives for fur How can that be The skin is the largest organ It protects, literally Miraculous and beautiful In every single way Some humans believe they have the right To wear others And They Murder for the privilege … Continue reading

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Richard Drax Cracks

With ideas of this nature The Tories will see Their so called support Diminish The key to sense To a consciousness To natural calm Is to respect the wild souls See they don’t come to harm

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Animal Rights, animals used for food, Badgers, Bats, Beavers, birds and the environment, Duty of care was never there, Fox Hunting, foxes, HARES And red grouse, Hedgehogs, Mice and rodents, Minks, MOLES, Otters, Rabbits, Ravens and crows, Red and fallow deers trophies, Red grouse, Red Kite, Red squirrels, wild birds, Wild boars, Wild Deers, Wildness is our friend | Leave a comment

Our wild life

It’s tragic in so many ways That some folk do believe They have the right to kill wildlife Seemingly to achieve A sterile place for their businesses Badgers they must go Foxes they are vermin Squirrels too, high Ho Weasels … Continue reading

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Animal Rights, Animal sacrifice, animals used for food, Ashridge, Badgers, Beavers, birds and the environment, DUCKS, Duty of care was never there, Farming, Fishing angling course fishing, Fox Hunting, foxes, furs and the fur industry, HARES And red grouse, Hedgehogs, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Magpie, Mice and rodents, MOLES, Otters, Rabbits, Ravens and crows, Red and fallow deers trophies, Red grouse, Red Kite, Red squirrels, Starlings, Toads, traps and snares, Wild and farmed fish, wild and farmed salmon, wild birds, Wild boars, Wild Deers, Wildness is our friend, Wolves | Leave a comment

Uncle Orangutan talking to his Otter friends

Otters live in water Orangutan up trees In a vast rainforest And one needs powerful knees For climbing up the waving trunks And sleeping in the canopy Eating durians sweet and fragrant An adventure extraordinary

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Challenges

The League Against Cruel Sports A charity of hearts Of fouls of the angelic Who fill their chosen roles Fighting off the hunters Breaking the true Law Hunting with their dogs Hunting cubs and Deers A war Is carried out … Continue reading

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Animal Rights, birds and the environment, Dogs, Duty of care was never there, Environmental Poems, Forests and wild places, Fox Hunting, foxes, Gamekeeping, HARES And red grouse, Hedgerows, Minks, Mongolia, Otters, Pheasant shooting | Leave a comment

Our wild friends are getting a raw deal

The government Me thinks Seem irreverent and they Have lost their imagination For our wild friends They display An unimaginative regard And this appears to me Why these rotten hunters Are causing such misery.

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Animal Rights, Duty of care was never there, Fox Hunting, HARES And red grouse, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Magpie, Minks, MOLES, Otters, Pheasant shooting, Rabbits, Red grouse, traps and snares, WEASELS, wild birds, Wild Deers, Wildness is our friend | Leave a comment

Otters

Otters are an amazing breed Their courage and will to succeed Amazing swimmers a strong heart Wonderful parents from the start Living wild fresh fish galore Nothing cooked all of it raw Energy, second to none And just exuding so … Continue reading

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