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Lobby Day Jan 29 at 6PM at Humane Society of Tampabay
| Tampa, FL: Effective Advocacy for Animals - January 29, 2014 Humane Society of Tampa Bay |
| The Humane Society of the United States invites our members and supporters to join your Florida State Director Kate MacFall and GREY2K USA Executive Director Carey Theil to discuss current issues facing animals and learn what you can do to help animals in your community.If you are concerned about animal welfare and creating a more compassionate Florida, you should attend this informative and motivational meeting. Florida animals need you to speak up for them -- together we can be a strong unified voice for them.RSVP through the link below to lend your voice for animals in Tampa Bay and beyond. If you have any additional questions, contact Kate MacFall at kmacfall@humanesociety.org .
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News from the Humane Society Legislative Fund
I have great news to share with you: The Farm Bill conference report released yesterday by the House-Senate conference committee includes two major wins on animal welfare issues!
The compromise bill includes a provision making it a federal crime to attend or bring a child under the age of 16 to an animal fighting event, based on the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, which will fortify the federal law against organized and barbaric dogfighting and cockfighting rings. The Farm Bill also jettisoned the dangerous and overreaching “King amendment,” which sought to nullify state laws setting standards for agricultural production and threatened so many laws on animal welfare around the country.
Defeating the King amendment and enacting the animal fighting spectator legislation are top priorities for HSLF. Thank you so much to all who took action and helped to achieve positive outcomes on these two critical issues for animal welfare.
Now we must finish the job. With the animal fighting provision in the Farm Bill package, and the King amendment out, we must urge lawmakers to pass it. The House may vote as soon as tomorrow, and the Senate shortly after that, so please contact your Senator and Representative today and urge them to vote “Yes” on the Farm Bill conference report. You can find their numbers here: OpenCongress.gov
Mike Markarian, President of the Humane Society Legislative Fund
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