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Tell U.S. Soccer Federation That Wild Animals Don’t Belong at Games

Urge the CEO of the U.S. Soccer Federation to prohibit the use of wild animals at events the organization’s teams attend.

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I was disappointed to learn that a bald eagle named Clark was used as a prop during a U.S. Women’s National Team match in Washington, D.C. Onlookers watched in horror as Clark attempted to break free while the handler struggled to maintain control of him—a painful display for a bird who is supposed to symbolize freedom. No animal should be exploited like this. When wild animals are used for events, they’re subjected to the stress of transport, unfamiliar environments, often irregular feeding and watering, and crowds of strangers. Many live in an almost constant state of discomfort and distress, which is only heightened by the loud noises at stadiums and other venues. The only way for the U.S. Soccer Federation to eliminate the stress these animals endure is to ban their use at events. Please commit to prohibiting wild animals at events the organization’s teams attend. Thank you.

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