Please urge the Pennsylvania Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement to adopt PUPPYMILL Regulations! Print, sign and send a letter to Pennsylvania’s Dog Law Advisory Board urging them to adopt the proposed changes to the Dog Law regulations. It is crucial that the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement hear from you by March 16th to refute the breeding industry’s false assertions. Please take action now by printing this letter (Download: Word Document Plain Text) and sending it to the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement!
Please ask friends and family to send a letter as well!
Send the letter to: Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement
Send the letter to: Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Attn: Ms. Mary Bender
2301 North Cameron Street Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has the highest concentration of puppy mills of any county in the United States! Pennsylvania’s governor recently committed to cleaning up the state’s commercial dog breeding industry. Enacting regulations that protect Pennsylvania’s kennel dogs from abuse is an important step toward that goal. Many of these changes are vital if Pennsylvania is to improve conditions for dogs kept in commercial kennels and put an end to the State’s reputation as the “Puppy Mill Capital of the East.”
These new regulations, if enacted, will drastically improve conditions for dogs in commercial breeding facilities in Pennsylvania. The new regulations will:
- Double the required cage size for dogs.- Improve standards such as sanitation, drainage and ventilation.
- Prohibit people from buying dogs from unlicensed dealers.
- Require that all dogs be provided with a minimum of 20 minutes of exercise per day.
AGAIN....It is crucial that the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement hear from you by March 16th!
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has the highest concentration of puppy mills of any county in the United States! Pennsylvania’s governor recently committed to cleaning up the state’s commercial dog breeding industry. Enacting regulations that protect Pennsylvania’s kennel dogs from abuse is an important step toward that goal. Many of these changes are vital if Pennsylvania is to improve conditions for dogs kept in commercial kennels and put an end to the State’s reputation as the “Puppy Mill Capital of the East.”
These new regulations, if enacted, will drastically improve conditions for dogs in commercial breeding facilities in Pennsylvania. The new regulations will:
- Double the required cage size for dogs.- Improve standards such as sanitation, drainage and ventilation.
- Prohibit people from buying dogs from unlicensed dealers.
- Require that all dogs be provided with a minimum of 20 minutes of exercise per day.
AGAIN....It is crucial that the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement hear from you by March 16th!
For more info on horrific Lancaster Pennsylvania's puppymills/to donate to this wonderful rescue... please visit www.nomoretearsrescue.com
2 comments:
There is only one way to fight this Evil and Heinous law.Go after the politicians.There are many animal lovers,not very well organised as I point out to politicos,dogs cannot vote but their owners can,and must knock out these scumbags.
To quote Cicero "politicians are not born but excreted"
selwyn j marock said...
There is only one way to fight this Evil and Heinous law.Go after the politicians.There are many animal lovers,not very well organised as I point out to politicos,dogs cannot vote but their owners can,and must knock out these scumbags.
To quote Cicero "politicians are not born but excreted"
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