Each spring, the Canadian government authorizes fishermen to club or shoot to death hundreds of thousands of baby seals for their fur.
Less than 5 percent of a sealer’s annual income comes from the seal slaughter. A federal industry buyout would end the Canadian seal hunt and allow sealers to be compensated for this loss of income—a dollar amount that would actually be cheaper than continuing to prop up the dying seal industry each year. Take action now.
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Save the Seals
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Save Seals by Dining Out
Click your state on our map and find restaurants near you that have joined us in boycotting Canadian seafood. find eats
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Help Seals in Other Ways
If you took action above and signed the boycott pledge, then urged your friends and family to act, here's more you can do. choose an action
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Buy Beautiful Photos of Seals
World-renowned photographer Nigel Barker stands with us against Canada's seal slaughter. His gorgeous prints of seals are now offered for sale. view and purchase images
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Chefs: Stop the Slaughter
As a restaurateur, you matter. Join Mario Batali, Cat Cora, and many more notable chefs who are saving seals. start here take the restaurant professional's pledge
Seal Hunt News
December 12, 2014
Groups Seek Public’s Help to Protect Hawaiian Monk Seals
Following the Nov. 30 illegal killing of a Hawaiian monk seal on the Northeast coast of Kaua‘i, animal welfare and conversation groups are seeking the public’s help to protect the island’s monk seals. Learn more
September 30, 2014
McMenamins joins Protect Seals Campaign
McMenamins, an Oregon-based brewery and pub chain, is taking a stand against Canada’s commercial seal slaughter. Learn more
