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OCTOBER 2009 ISSUE | 1-360-579-2505
"The humane cause is about preventing suffering. A species does not suffer; individual animals suffer. Organizations which favor causing individual animals to suffer in the name of conservation should accordingly receive no support from any humane donor." (Editorial 12.03)
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EDITORIAL
Dealing with deer, and appreciating them
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