Fwd: Breaking: Hell for Children and Indian Animals in Bangladesh for Leather

[anjali k dawar]

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From: PETA India <in...@petaindia.com>
Date: 10 December 2015 4:47:56 pm IST
To: anjali...@hotmail.com
Subject: Breaking: Hell for Children and Indian Animals in Bangladesh for Leather

Breaking: Hell for Children and Indian Animals in Bangladesh for Leather Join Our Activist Network » Donate Now   PETA's latest video exposé, hosted by singer Leona Lewis, reveals that life is hell for animals and workers, including children, in Bangladesh's billion-dollar leather industry. Every year, an estimated 2 million cows are transported thousands of miles to Bangladesh in order to circumvent Indian slaughter bans. By the time they arrive, many are emaciated and have open wounds, eye infections, and broken tails. This cow was too weak to stand: At slaughterhouses, cattle aren't stunned before their throats are cut, and footage shows one cow who was skinned alive in front of the investigator. Because there are only a handful of slaughterhouses in the city of Dhaka, many animals are killed on the streets at night. This cow was forced to watch another cow writhe in pain while bleeding to death before meeting the same fate:  Child workers use knives when cutting skins, operate dangerous machinery, and stand barefoot in chemicals that can cause cancer and chronic skin diseases. Hazaribagh—the city's tannery district—lacks a common effluent treatment plant. No matter where it comes from—Bangladesh, India, China, or the U.S.—leather is the product of a cruel industry. Please, remember the animals and workers and leave the leather on the shelf. Click here to learn more about this investigation, then share the video with everyone you know! Kind regards, Poorva Joshipura Chief Executive Officer PETA India   To stop e-mail from PETA's Online Community, click the following link:  unsubscribe or reply via e-mail with "remove" in the subject line). This e-mail was sent by: PETA India P.O.Box No. 28260 Juhu, Mumbai 400049 India Tel.: [+91] 022-40727382 Fax: [+91] 022-26367383

[Shrikant Narayan]

On 21 Apr 2016 2:04 p.m., "Llchs maintenance Office" <llut...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Sir,

this is to inform you that Dogs are not to be carried in passenger lift.

Look forward to your co-operation.

Regards,

J P Tiwari 

Property Manager,

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Sec. R-12, Nahar Amrit Shakti, 

Chandivali, Andheri [e] 400072

Tel No.+ 91-  022-28579985

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1: Please register your dog with BMC
2: Please put your dog on leash at all times when in society premises
3: If our pet by chance poops in society premises, please clean the mess with a old news paper and dispose the same in the wastebin.
 
Lets maintain a clean and healthy enviornment for both pets and people around.
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