| From | Wayne Pacelle <[email protected]> |
| Subject | Help us pass the FIGHT Act |
| Date | September 17, 2023 8:45 PM |
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With a Moral Consensus Against Animal Fighting,
Why Is It Still So Prevalent?
Animal fighting blends cruelty, criminality, and contagious disease. It must end.
By Wayne Pacelle
The United Egg Producers, the Ohio Poultry Association, the Indiana State Poultry Association and other agricultural producers have swung behind the FIGHT Act, along with more than 280 other endorsing agencies and organizations.
Most people consider animal fighting a morally settled issue. But it’s far from settled on the ground. Only a determined, strategic effort to nab the animal-fighting kingpins, shut down their pits, seize the live contraband, and penalize the whole cast of characters involved would put an end to this mayhem. The FIGHT Act offers the prospect of cutting off the pathways for transporting fighting animals, shutting down the gambling that fuels it all, and empowering average citizens to join in the enforcement efforts and run the bad guys out of town.
You can help today by donating to support our critical work as we try to end this horrible practive >> [[link removed]]
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Wayne Pacelle is president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy.
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With a Moral Consensus Against Animal Fighting,
Why Is It Still So Prevalent?
Animal fighting blends cruelty, criminality, and contagious disease. It must end.
By Wayne Pacelle
The United Egg Producers, the Ohio Poultry Association, the Indiana State Poultry Association and other agricultural producers have swung behind the FIGHT Act, along with more than 280 other endorsing agencies and organizations.
Most people consider animal fighting a morally settled issue. But it’s far from settled on the ground. Only a determined, strategic effort to nab the animal-fighting kingpins, shut down their pits, seize the live contraband, and penalize the whole cast of characters involved would put an end to this mayhem. The FIGHT Act offers the prospect of cutting off the pathways for transporting fighting animals, shutting down the gambling that fuels it all, and empowering average citizens to join in the enforcement efforts and run the bad guys out of town.
You can help today by donating to support our critical work as we try to end this horrible practive >> [[link removed]]
DONATE NOW [[link removed]]
Wayne Pacelle is president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy.
DONATE NOW [[link removed]]
WEBSITE [[link removed]]
[link removed] [[link removed]] [link removed] [[link removed]] [link removed] [[link removed]]
Center for a Humane Economy
PO Box 30845
Bethesda, MD 208243
United States
If you would like to manage your subscription or contribution history, please log into your self-service portal here. [[link removed]]
If you need to you can unsubscribe here: unsubscribe: [link removed]
You can also click here to donate [[link removed]] .
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