Toronto Cares About Rhinos
- At September 18, 2014
- By Rosemary Wright
- In Global Issues
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Toronto Cares About Rhinos
Toronto Cares About Rhinos – The World Animal Day March – October 4, 2014 is getting closer and as a lead up to that day when people will march in 120 cities around the world – Toronto is holding a vigil to honour World Rhino Day – on Monday September 22, 2014 at 7:00 P.M.
The message is a powerful one – it will take concerned people from all over the world to save the Rhino from the devastating effects of illegal poaching.
Come and join us for a short vigil. Bring your kids and let them see global responsibility in action. The important message that one person can make a difference is a powerful lesson.
Then come out and join us on Saturday October 4th as Torontonians march for elephants – rhinos and lions on World Animal Day. These iconic creatures are some of the most threatened animals on our planet. Let’s show the world that Toronto cares!
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We are honouring world rhino day with a candlelight vigil for all lost wildlife at the Consulate China – 240 St George Street – Toronto.
We will meet at Huron Parkette (Huron and Lowther) at 7pm.
We will sign a letter to the governments of 7 countries: Philippines, Thailand, Kenya, Tanzania South Africa, Vietnam and China – which will be sent to consulates in Toronto.
Anyone who hasn’t signed the petition can do so.
We will take a ribbon and a candle ( please bring your own candle and holder if possible) and walk up St George street to the consulate – and then tie a white ribbon to a railing or shrubs at the building. As we light a candle for these magnificent creatures – we are sending a powerful message that these animals are important.
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