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Brisbane Helping Hands - where to donate and what
Brisbane Helping Hands This blog has detail of what goods are needed and where you can drop them off.
Thanks to the many businesses and everyone for whatever you can do to help during this crisis situation.
Please remember that the Australian Red Cross respond and prepare for disaster relief and recovery all year round every year. Visit their website for more information
Donations in Logan
The following places are collecting donations:.
Beenleigh Scout Group is opening its den at Tallagandra Rd, Beenleigh, as a donation centre. It will be open 8 am to 4 pm Saturday and Sunday, and 3 pm to 7 pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. They ask that you refrain from donating clothes at this time, and are focusing on back to school gear, toiletries, cleaning supplies, bottled water, long-life milk, suncreen and tinned foods and fruit.
Wriggle It Play Centre, 440 Kingston Rd (cnr Queens Rd), Kingston, is taking donations.
Beenleigh RSL, 13 Bardyn Halliday Dr, Mt Warren Park, is taking donations (no clothes please, except those for babies and toddlers). They request donations of can openers, hairbrushes, toiletries (no more toiletries), feminine hygiene products, cleaning products, non-perishable food and school supplies.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Wild Animal Ownership Banned in Ohio
There appears to be a lack of awareness about the difference between wild and domesticated animals in some people. One of the incidents that focused attention on the issue of wild animal ownership was the tragic death of a young Ohio man after being mauled by a caged bear. Brent Kandra worked at the home of a man who had a collection of wolves and other large predators including eight bears, four tigers, and a lion. Kandra was killed one day when he opened the bear’s cage for a routine feeding. The bear had never previously been aggressive with him.
Whatever the reason for this action, my belief is that man should not cage wildlife to "enjoy" watching them or for personal profit. The ethics of the use of animals for scientific experimentation is also questionable as man learns to live in harmony with nature instead of constant conflict and war.
Read the whole article at this link. where you can also comment.Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/wild-animal-ownership-banned-in-ohio.html#ixzz1AxoOEVmq
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