Via the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals:

Keep Pets Out of Labs—Support the Federal Pet Safety and Protection Act

The federal Pet Safety and Protection Act, S. 714/H.R. 1280, would prohibit Class B Dealers and unlicensed individuals from selling dogs and cats to research laboratories.

Class B Dealers are people who collect dogs and cats from random sources and sell them to the research industry. They sometimes obtain their animals through illegal or unethical means, such as by responding to “free to good home” ads in newspapers, falsifying records to keep the true origins of the animals unknown, and stealing pets kept outside in yards.

The Pet Safety and Protection Act would provide a much-needed safety net to ensure beloved pets are not stolen or acquired under false pretenses and sold to research laboratories.

Please visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center to send a letter to your representative and senators urging them to support and cosponsor The Pet Safety and Protection Act. You may use the same link to read about this legislation in greater depth.

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Mar 16, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: Top 10 Pet Poison Hazards/Make Your Pet Famous at Squidoo

March 16, 2007

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TOP 10 HAZARDS ENCOUNTERED BY PETS IN 2006

Last year, the ASPCA managed more than 116,000 calls to our Animal Poison Control Center hotline–many of which pertained to common household items, such as human medications, insecticides and veterinary medications. As we prepare to raise awareness during National Poison Prevention Week, March 18-24, the ASPCA advises you to stay alert to the top ten hazards encountered by pets.

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: WHAT’S IN A NAME?

Why did the Steele family name their pooch Izabel? Find out how this special girl went from rebel to remarkable!

WEAR YOUR HEART–AND ART–ON YOUR SLEEVE!

Check out 70star7.com, producers of the coolest limited-edition, artist-designed tees ever. We think all animal lovers will roar with pleasure at the latest offering!

ANOTHER SHELTER DOG PHOTO CONTEST WINNER GETS ADOPTED!

Get ready to clap for the Wolfman. This boxer mix found his forever home, finally!

AND THE WINNERS ARE…

Announcing the top three winners of our ASPCA Squidoo Lens of the Month Contest.

COMING UP: SUPER PET EXPO, 3/23-25

Bring the whole crew (the four-legged members, too!) to Chantilly, VA, for some animal-filled family fun.

WEBSITE OF THE WEEK

Olympia, WA-based LawDogsUSA is helping to find gainful employment for rescued pit bulls.

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NEW MEXICO BANS COCKFIGHTING!

Thanks to fierce support from Governor Richardson, New Mexico has finally passed a law banning cockfighting after nearly two decades of legislative struggle. The new law takes effect June 15!

ILLINOIS ANTI-SLAUGHTER BILL ON THE MOVE

Supporters of HB 1711, which will ban the slaughter of horses for human consumption, can “neigh in” at a House hearing on March 21.

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- Poll for cat parents
- Help, my dog urinates when she’s scared or excited!
- Pet doors

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Mar 9, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: ASPCA Community Leader of 2007 Contest/Got a Question About Pet Nutrition?

March 9, 2007

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COULD YOU BE THE ASPCA COMMUNITY LEADER OF 2007?

How are you going to celebrate ASPCA Day this April 10? Dressing yourself, your pet–even your town!–in orange? Organizing a pet parade? Getting a local landmark to light up orange? Whatever your plans, you might want to step them up a notch…because beginning April 11, we want to know how you went orange on ASPCA Day–and the most creative and effective entry will win a trip to visit us in New York City!

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: A NEW TAIL TO TELL

Since the day Sadie arrived at her new home with Michael Rodman, the shepherd/collie mix has kept her tail high–and wagging.

ASPCA® MISSION: ORANGE(tm) UPDATE: WE’VE LAUNCHED IN TAMPA

Over the next three years, the ASPCA will donate $600,000 to four local animal welfare agencies in Tampa.

ALWAYS IN STYLE: GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE!

A donation to the ASPCA is a wonderful way to commemorate the birthday of a special person in your life.

VICTORY FOR ANIMALS IN ILLINOIS

The Animal Population Control Program allows feral cat caretakers, as well as pet owners in need, to get their animals vaccinated and spayed or neutered for only $15!

JUST THE FOOD FACTS, MA’AM

Got a burning question about your pet’s diet?

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NEW MEXICO SET TO BAN COCKFIGHTING!

NM Senate Bill 10 will make cockfighting illegal in 49 states, but March 17 is the deadline for a final vote!

ILLINOIS TO INSURERS: STOP DOGGIE DISCRIMINATION!

IL SB 1279 would prohibit discrimination against insurance applicants based on their breed of dog–from Rotties and pit bulls to Yorkies and Chihuahuas, breeds of all kinds are targeted.

INSURANCE BILL MOVING QUICKLY IN WASHINGTON STATE, TOO!

Insurance companies regularly deny responsible dog owners, regardless of their dogs’ temperaments. WA HB 1105 will also put a stop to this practice.

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- All about greyhounds
- How bad is chocolate for pets?
- My hamster bites me!

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Mar 2, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: Today’s the Deadline to Sign Up for a Free ASPCA Day Kit/Pet Grooming Tips with Lorenzo Borghese

March 2, 2007

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THERE’S STILL TIME TO SIGN UP FOR YOUR FREE ASPCA DAY KIT!

We’re more dedicated than ever to preventing cruelty and finding homes for animals all across the country. But we couldn’t do it without you–so please join us on Tuesday, April 10, in celebration of ASPCA Day. To help get you in the spirit, we’re giving away 500 free ASPCA Day Kits, complete with cool gear for you and lots of goodies to share. But hurry–the deadline to sign up is today!

BRUSH UP ON PET GROOMING WITH PRINCE LORENZO BORGHESE & THE ASPCA, 3/6

Tune in to HSN on Tuesday, when Prince Lorenzo Borghese offers pet grooming tips that’ll make your Royal Furriness feel–and smell!–like the best in show.

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: JAX OF ALL TRADES

Mom’s going to work…so what’s a dog to do? Frances Morrison is lucky enough to be able to bring her pooch to the office!

LOOKING FOR A SWEET EASTER TREAT? THE BEST BUNNIES ARE CHOCOLATE ONES!

Is your family set on getting a rabbit this April 8? Read this first.

UPDATE: SHELTER DOG PHOTO CONTEST WINNER GETS ADOPTED!

When the winning photograph of Mick, an Australian shepherd mix at Ohio’s League for Animal Welfare, was posted on our website, one Long Island dog owner fell head over heels.

WHAT’S GOING ON?

Check our calendar for a listing of animal-related events scheduled to take place this month.

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FEDERAL: HELP CRACK DOWN ON ANIMAL FIGHTING!

Urge Congress to support important new legislation that will authorize felony-level jail sentences for federal animal fighting violations.

WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENTS: HELP STOP BREED DISCRIMINATION!

Please share your insurance discrimination experiences with us by completing our online survey.

PENNSYLVANIA: HELP US GET THE MEDIA BEHIND PUPPY MILL REGS!

Please write a letter to your editors today!

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Feb 23, 2007 8:00 AM
Subject: Pet Poison Alert: FDA Recalls/Help Clean Up Puppy Mills!

February 23,

Welcome to our weekly email newsletter, your source for the latest news from our animal welfare community and information on pending humane legislation.

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PET POISON ALERT: FDA RECALLS OF CAT FOOD & PEANUT BUTTER

Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued two recalls pertaining to products contaminated with Salmonella bacteria–Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter carrying the
code “2111,” and 3 1/2-ounce and one-pound packages of Wild Kitty raw, all natural frozen cat food, chicken with clam recipe. ASPCA experts offer advice for pet parents who have purchased any of
these recalled products.

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: A LADY IN WAITING

“Everywhere James goes, our dog goes,” says Alison Rettig of the beautiful friendship between her son and the family’s beloved canine.

PLANNED GIVING UPDATE: DO YOU HAVE A WILL?

Choosing to write a will is essential–not only for you, but for your loved ones and the charities and causes you care about.

MEET YOU IN MAY: ANIMAL CARE EXPO IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER

Volunteers and professionals working in the fields of animal sheltering, care and control won’t want to miss this one.

PONDERING PIT BULLS, 3/15

Sick of pit bulls getting a bad rap? Check out the Sixth Annual Tri-County Humane Society/Minnesota Conference, featuring the ASPCA’s Ledy VanKavage, Esq.

HOW TO CUT VET COSTS? GET A FREE PET INSURANCE QUOTE!

Rising veterinary costs don’t have to stop you from getting medical care for your pets when they need it.

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FEDERAL: HELP CLEAN UP PUPPY MILLS

Here’s your chance to make a difference! Urge the Pennsylvania Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement to strengthen proposed regulations.

NEW MEXICO: BAN COCKFIGHTING AT LAST!

Send a letter to your legislators asking them to support SB 10.

ILLINOIS: ASK YOUR LEGISLATORS TO SUPPORT SB 1279

Please help end dog breed discrimination by insurance companies.

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UPDATE, 8/5/07:

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From: Gretel Going - gretel [at] rosengrouppr.com
Date: Jul 19, 2007 1:48 PM
Subject: Haley’s Act: New bill seeks to protect the 10,000 big cats that are captive in the U.S. and reduce the large number of big cat attacks that occur here annually

Hi Kelly,

I know you’ve mentioned Haley’s Act in the past. Here’s some more information for you. Please feel free to post if you would like.

A zookeeper is attacked and visitors watch on as a lion eats her arm … At a child’s birthday party, a 62-pound cougar mauls a 4-year old guest … An escaped thirteen-month old bobcat, living in a residential community, assaults three dogs … There were 103 big cat attacks in 2005, 44 in 2006, and 12 so far this year …

The U.S. represents 4% of the global population yet 78% of ALL captive cat incidents happen in the U.S. Florida represents lass than 6% of the total US population yet 11% of ALL captive cat incidents in the U.S. occur in FL.

In the past couple of weeks alone, big cat attacks have made headlines, with maulings in Texas and Arkansas, just as IFAW (The International Fund for Animal Welfare) pushes ahead with initiatives to nationalize “Haley’s Act,” a bill designed to protect both the public and big cats from further senseless tragedies.

An IFAW representative is available to discuss:

* There are more than 10,000 big cats in captivity in the U.S., many of whom are in facilities licensed by the USDA (some are even kept as pets in homes). Although a USDA license might seem reassuring, the harsh reality is that a USDA-licensed facility can be anything from a fenced-in backyard to a roadside zoo.

* “Haley’s Act,” This bill, which prohibits the direct contact between the general public and big cats, came in response to the death of a 17 year-old who was attacked and killed while taking a graduation photo with a big cat at a USDA-certified wildlife facility.

* Even USDA certified facilities are not safe. IFAW stresses the fact that although a facility is certified, big cats are dangerous, and should not be treated as domestic animals. Not only is the public at risk when coming into contact with these animals, but many of these facilities barely meet the minimum welfare conditions for big cats who are forced to live a life behind cages and in chains.

* Legislative Efforts: In April 2007, Rep. Nancy Boyda (D-Kan.) introduced Haley’s Act. If passed, the law would crack down on illegal animal dealers and create humane care standards for the cats.

* What can YOU do: Find out how you can get involved at: www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?oid=474&aid=7199. Write your Federal representative and urge him or her to cosponsor Haley’s Act, H.R. 1947. Specific initiatives include: North Carolina: www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?oid=186263; Washington: www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?oid=186263.

To schedule an interview with an IFAW representative, to receive more headlines, or for more information on IFAW and “Haley’s Act”, please contact me at 212-255-8455 or Gretel [at] rosengrouppr.com.

Best,
Gretel

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From: ASPCA - website [at] aspca.org
Date: Feb 18, 2007 6:00 PM
Subject: Advocacy Alert: YOU Can Help Clean Up Pennsylvania’s Puppy Mills!

ASPCA URGENT ALERT

Known as the “Puppy Mill Capital of the East,” Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has the highest concentration of puppy mills of any county in the United States.

At last, the state’s Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement have introduced regulations that could help put an end to some of the inhumane practices considered “routine” at these high-volume dog breeding facilities. The great news is, you don’t have to live in Pennsylvania to weigh in on this issue!

The ASPCA supports the proposed regulations and we’d love your help moving them forward. If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to do something about puppy mills, this is your chance!

What You Can Do

Take action now to support Pennsylvania’s efforts to better regulate this industry!

Please click here to be taken to our webpage on this issue. There you will find a letter of support that you can print, sign and send to Pennsylvania’s Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement.

Thank you for your continued support of the ASPCA. Together, we can really make a difference in the lives of these dogs!

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Feb 16, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: Enter to Win a Free ASPCA Day Kit!/2006 Shelter of the Year Honored

February 16, 2007

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GET READY TO CELEBRATE ASPCA DAY AND GO ORANGE FOR ANIMALS!

As we approach our 141st birthday, we’re more dedicated than ever to preventing cruelty to animals and finding homes for animals all across the country. But we couldn’t do it without you–so please join us on Tuesday, April 10, in celebration of ASPCA Day. To help get you in the spirit, we’re giving away 500 free ASPCA Day Kits, complete with cool gear for you and lots of goodies to share with friends and fellow animal lovers in your community.

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: GENTLE GIANT

Rachel Carsenstein’s canine buddy is a true warrior–with a heart of gold.

WHAT IF THE ASPCA EARNED A PENNY EVERY TIME YOU SEARCHED THE INTERNET?

Visit GoodSearch.com for the scoop on this easy way to help animals.

ASPCA APPLAUDS STRONG SENTENCING IN ANIMAL TORTURE CASE

Two brothers were charged with nine counts of felony for torturing a three-month-old puppy.

2006 SHELTER OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCED

Cutting-edge community programs and tireless dedication to animals in need earned the Houston SPCA this high honor.

CATS OR DOGS? YOU TELL US!

Weigh in on this most pressing question and help raise money to support ASPCA programs.

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FEDERAL: HELP CRACK DOWN ON ANIMAL FIGHTING!

Urge Congress to support important new legislation that will authorize felony-level jail sentences for federal animal fighting violations.

VIRGINIA: SUPPORT SB 787!

Let your representative know that you want a plan to protect Virginia’s animals in times of disaster and evacuation!

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- Cat food: wet vs. dry

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Via the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals:

Federal: Increase Penalties for Animal Fighting! Support HR 137/S 261!

HR 137/S 261 (the Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act of 2007) has been introduced in the both House of Representatives and the Senate. If passed, the Act will increase the penalties for both cockfighting and dog fighting. Similar bills introduced in 2006 were never voted on, so they died when Congress recessed for the year. […]

On the federal level, the law prohibits sponsoring or exhibiting an animal in an animal-fighting venture if any of the animals in the venture have been moved across state lines. However, such an offense is currently only a misdemeanor. HR 137/S 261 would raise this crime to a felony offense. This means that if animal fighting is a misdemeanor in your state, but the animals involved in a fight were brought over from another state, the sponsoring or exhibition of the animal fight would be deemed a federal felony offense. Additionally, the Act would prohibit the sale, purchase, transportation, or delivery in interstate or foreign commerce of any knife, gaff, or other sharp instrument used in bird-fighting ventures.

The Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act would properly penalize and hopefully deter people from engaging in the brutal “sport” of animal fighting. Please contact your senators and representative now and urge them to support and cosponsor HR 137/S 261.

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From: ASPCA - news-alert [at] aspca.org
Date: Feb 9, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: Call for Entries in Hopeful Tails Contest/Cats or Dogs? You Tell Us!

February 9, 2007

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ENTRIES NOW BEING ACCEPTED IN HOPEFUL TAILS CONTEST

Tell us your story, pet parents! If you share your home with a rescued pet, we want to hear about it. To spread the word about how important pets are to their people, the ASPCA, Howell Book House and Borders, Inc. are putting out a call for the most compelling stories and photos. Winning entries will be published in Hopeful Tails, a compilation due out this fall.

ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: SPOTTY PAST, SUNNY FUTURE

Thanks to a whole lot of love and care, Delta the Dalmatian went from an abused pup to a globetrotting backpacker.

ASPCA® MISSION: ORANGE(tm) LAUNCHES IN AUSTIN

In partnership with four local groups, we aim to implement a save rate at or above 75 percent for unwanted pets entering Austin shelters.

HELPING HORSES: FIRST EQUINE GRANTS OF 2007 AWARDED!

The ASPCA gave over $20,000 to six great horse organizations.

CATS OR DOGS? YOU TELL US!

Weigh in on this most pressing question and help raise money to support ASPCA programs.

ASPCA SPONSORS FITTING HOME FOR FEATHERED FRIENDS

The ASPCA was proud to sponsor the creation of an outdoor flight cage for rescued avians.

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PA: HELP US ENACT NEW PUPPY MILL REGULATIONS!

Comments are due by February 14–there’s still time to make your voice heard, Pennsylvania residents!

IL: SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR HB 354

This legislation would create an animal-themed instant lottery game with proceeds benefiting humane programs.

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