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Dogs and cats in China need your help. Stricter rules need to be put in place to protect them, and this is particularly true in the case of major companies, such as eBay, that are in a position to make a significant difference in the lives of these animals. Although eBay knows that cats and dogs have no laws protecting them in China, the company still allows people in China to sell animals through its Web site, though this is not allowed in any other country! Not only is eBay allowing the unregulated transport of animals, the company is also allowing anyone to buy cats and dogs, regardless of what they intend to do with the animals. In addition to the obvious risks of allowing cats and dogs to be sold over the Internet as if they were mere objects, the fear and suffering that animals go through in transport can be horrific.

Even in China, animal welfare groups have spoken out against eBay's practice. As you are someone who cares about the plight of dogs and cats in China, we knew that you would want to be alerted to eBay's callous attitude toward animals. Please take a moment to join PETA in demanding that eBay stop allowing the sale of live dogs and cats in China.
http://getactive.peta.org/ct/DpSOQpp18zEO/

Click here to write to eBay and ask that the company enact a policy against allowing animals to be bought and sold over the Internet in China, where there are no laws in place to protect these animals from abuse.
http://getactive.peta.org/ct/DpSOQpp18zEO/

Thank you again for your efforts to help animals around the world!

Sincerely,

PETA
http://getactive.peta.org/ct/KdSOQpp18zEI/