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Petition: Justice for Rare Zoo Animal Who Choked to Death on a Piece of Plastic

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A devastating oversight at a Zoo in Tennessee led to the tragic death of Leif, a beloved rare Sitatunga antelope, who choked on a plastic cap from a squeezable pouch. The fact that this tragedy was completely preventable is unacceptable – especially considering the other rare and endangered animals the zoo imprisons.

Please sign this petition to demand Bright Zoo implement stricter safeguards and rigorous monitoring to prevent hazardous materials like plastic from entering animal enclosures!

A Rare Antelope Choked on Plastic and Died at This Zoo. Demand Justice!Click Here to Sign Petition

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