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Dog Abusers Unite!

9/14/2017

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Dog Abusers Unite!
(On Animal Abuser Registries)

Look at this beautiful girl, Coco!
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Gorgeous!

But this was Coco when she was being starved and abused:
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Thank God Coco was saved.

There's a special place in hell for animal abusers.

You know how convicted sex offenders have to register with law enforcement? What if animal abusers ALSO had to register?

Cool, right?

Well, in Tennessee they do! In 2016, TN was the first state to adopt such a law.

And Oregon and Washington, among other states, have pending bills that, if passed, would require these sickos to register, just like sex offenders do.

​Yeah!


Animal abuser registries can help shelters screen out convicted animal abusers trying to adopt new pets.

In some states, the proposed laws make the information on the registries available only to law enforcement and animal control and shelter facilities’ personnel, while other states' bills would also grant access to the general public.
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In Oregon, convicted abusers would be required to register with law enforcement, and the information would be available to the public online.

In Washington, the registry would be available to law enforcement, veterinarians, animal breeders, adoption agencies and pet stores. Registered abusers would be barred from owning an animal and from working or volunteering with any agency or business dealing with animals.
Click here for info on other states' proposed legislation and what you can do to help pass a registration law in your state: NAVS.org​
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Shut Up!!! (Cutting vocal cords)

9/7/2017

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​SHUT UP!!!

​(Cutting vocal cords)
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“Nuisance Barking” or “Work/Protection”?​

Sign the petitions?


The dog owners claimed their 6 dogs were “employees” on their Grants Pass, Oregon ​farm and that their barking was necessary to keep predators away from the sheep.
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​Neighbors said the dogs were a major annoyance, for more than 10 YEARS, damaging the quality of life in their home.
 
A court agreed with the neighbors, awarding them $238,000 in damages and ordering the owners to “de-bark” (cut the vocal cords of) their dogs.
 
Here’s info: Oregon Live

And here:  Washington Post

Here’s what the American Veterinary Medical Association says about “de-barking,” (aka cutting a dog’s vocal cords):  AVMA

No one hates incessant barking more than I do, believe me, but guess what? How about implementing some training and exercise? Of course, that’s a lot of work, which most people are not willing to do, and these folks have SIX dogs. Ouch.
 
 
What do you think? Want to speak up against the “de-barking”? 
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Here’s a petition protesting the ordered procedure: ​Animal Petitions.org

And another one: Change.org

​Do you agree or disagree with the court's ruling? If you agree, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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