Post by apa on May 19, 2009 8:41:03 GMT
Hello Preston Harriers
We are the Animal Protection Agency, a small but dynamic charity desperate for funds!
Next April is the first Brighton Marathon and we are looking for runners who would like to participate, raise money and awareness for our charity
If you are interested and would like further information, please do contact us.
Thank you.
Anna Laprade
Campaigns Officer
APA, Brighton Media Centre, 15-17 Middle St, Brighton BN1 1AL
www.apa.org.uk
anna@apa.org.uk
01273 674 253
The Animal Protection Agency (APA) is the UK organisation committed to ceasing the trade in wildlife for pets. Perhaps unbelievably, it is still legal in Britain to sell wild animals captured from other countries. The majority of wild-trapped animals die from the stress and disease that is associated with every stage of their harrowing journey. Next to habitat destruction, collection of animals for the pet trade is the main reason for the decline in many species. Attempts to regulate and control the trade have globally failed. The problem is getting worse, and time is running out!
We are the Animal Protection Agency, a small but dynamic charity desperate for funds!
Next April is the first Brighton Marathon and we are looking for runners who would like to participate, raise money and awareness for our charity
If you are interested and would like further information, please do contact us.
Thank you.
Anna Laprade
Campaigns Officer
APA, Brighton Media Centre, 15-17 Middle St, Brighton BN1 1AL
www.apa.org.uk
anna@apa.org.uk
01273 674 253
The Animal Protection Agency (APA) is the UK organisation committed to ceasing the trade in wildlife for pets. Perhaps unbelievably, it is still legal in Britain to sell wild animals captured from other countries. The majority of wild-trapped animals die from the stress and disease that is associated with every stage of their harrowing journey. Next to habitat destruction, collection of animals for the pet trade is the main reason for the decline in many species. Attempts to regulate and control the trade have globally failed. The problem is getting worse, and time is running out!