John, I ask for your help today…

The Center for a Humane Economy has received a generous matching gift of $25,000! In short, if you give today, the donor will match your gift dollar for dollar. But we must meet this match by MIDNIGHT tonight! If we fall short of our goal, we squander the remaining portion of the gift.

Can you play a role in getting us to $25,000, so that we can unlock $50,000 to help animals?

We have so many campaigns that need an infusion of dollars — like stopping the slaughter of kangaroos killed for their skins so Nike can make a profit, pigs immobilized and isolated in gestation cages for years, and beagles unnecessarily tormented in FDA-regulated testing for which nonanimal testing alternatives often exist.

This $25,000 match is an incredible opportunity that doesn’t come along very often — we can’t afford to fall short, John. Donate any amount below before MIDNIGHT>>>

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Every dollar you donate today up to $25,000 will have double the impact — that’s a record-setting $50,000 for our organization and the animals we champion.

Your support helps the Center for a Humane Economy work year-round to save animals and stop animal cruelty across the globe.

Here are just a few things that we’re doing, thanks to your support:

• Calling for New York City to stop mistreating carriage horses on city streets.
• Advancing pathbreaking legislation to stop a Depression-era mandate for animal testing that claims millions of animals a year.
• Introducing national legislation to root out illegal dogfighting and cockfighting.
• Presenting compelling legal and scientific arguments to the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold California’s landmark Prop 12 and spare pigs the torment of gestation crates.

Please, give $10 right now to help us reach this critical goal and sustain our vital work for the coming year.
 

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For the animals,
Wayne Pacelle, President