Keep Deceptive Puppy Protection Act OFF the Lame Duck Farm Bill
Prevent Harmful One-Size-Fits-All Mandates on Responsible Dog Breeding!
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Keep "Better Care for Animals Act" OFF the Lame Duck Farm Bill
STOP the Weaponization of Government fo Enforce the Animal Welfare Act!
The Better Care for Animals Act shifts enforcement of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) from the USDA, to the Department of Justice (DOJ), which lacks knowledge of any kind in animal care. This shift in enforcement authority threatens animal enterprises, as it targets them with criminal penalties and potentially broaden licensing requirements to hobby breeders.
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Urge Congress to Oppose the Industrial Agriculture Conversion Act (IACA)
The Industrial Agriculture Conversion Act (H.R.9794/S.5176), led by Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ), a vocal advocate for veganism and animal liberation, seeks to push farmers and ranchers away from animal agriculture. The legislation argues that the current system of raising animals, particularly in concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs), is "inhumane, unsustainable, and economically unstable."
The bill proposes financial incentives to encourage farmers to transition from livestock farming to crop cultivation.
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Urge AG Ken Paxton to TAKE ACTION
San Antonio City Council’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee directed staff to draft options for phasing out horse-drawn carriage businesses. On December 12, 2024, the full council will decide whether to adopt one of three proposed timelines: 12 months, 24 months, or 36 months. Regardless of the timeline, the goal is clear—eliminate this historic industry entirely.
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Urge Texas AG Paxton to Stop San Antonio’s Unlawful Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages
Take Action to urge Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, to support horse-drawn carriages against the city council's unlawful plan to "phase out" or ban their lawful businesses, outright.
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Is Ft. Collins Becoming Anti-Business? TAKE ACTION!
The proposed Ft. Collins Ordinance to ban the sale of puppies in local pet stores is a biased piece of legislation that is not only misguided but also dangerously lacks credible data and verifiable statistics to support its claims. Colorado citizens should be deeply concerned that the Ft. Collins Mayor and City Council Members are considering turning subjective opinions into law, unfairly targeting legal, licensed business owners and restricting consumer access to purpose-bred, health-tested pets.
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Voice Your Complaints to the House & Senate Agriculture Committees About the New APHIS HPA Rules
Voice your concerns and opposition to each Member of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees regarding the new USDA/APHIS Rules under the Horse Protection Act which will go into effect February 1, 2025.
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KEEP GOLDIE'S ACT (H.R.1788/S.4033) OFF THE FARM BILL
In an effort to advance the 2023-24 Farm Bill, the House Agriculture Committee recently had a mark-up of the Farm Bill and unfortunately voted to add Goldie's Act (H.R.1788/S.4033) as an amendment to the House version.
Please use this email campaign to send your opposition to Goldie's Act amending the Senate mark-up of the Farm bill directly to Members of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
We've made it easy! Just follow the prompts and make the letter your own!
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Urge Dallas Mayor and City Council to OPPOSE Proposal to BAN the Horse Carriage and Replace them with Electric Vehicles!
It is with great concern that we address the recent push by certain animal rights organizations to BAN horse-drawn carriages in Dallas.
These organizations, without valid reasoning beyond emotional propaganda, are urging the Dallas City Council to replace these cherished symbols of our city's history and charm with electric carriages.
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STOP THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING TO JOIN DOJ & USDA ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS OVER AWA LICENSEES
Please take action and urge your Federal U.S. Representative and Senators to STOP the Memorandum of Understanding to modify enforcement provisions under the Animal Welfare Act by allowing the Department of Justice to collaborate with USDA to bring civil actions against violators of the Act.
It is imperative to consider the potential negative implications and unintended consequences of such a collaboration.