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Dogs and Cats Need Your Help: Urge Support for the Pet Safety and Protection Act
In past issues of the Activate, we introduced our readers to Cruella, a shepherd mix from a small town in Michigan who was found wandering, wearing a purple collar and chain. Cruella was taken to a local pound and was later given to a random source Class B dealer, who, after holding her for six months, sold her to a university laboratory where she was killed after seven months. take action»
Help Outlaw Random Source Class B Dealers!
Contact your federal legislators and urge them to introduce legislation that would prohibit the sale of random source animals for use in research, testing, and education. Tell them that random source class B dealers are shrouded by animal mistreatment and cruelty, yet they profit from the sale of animals to research and education facilities. Only Congress can put them out of business. take action»
MI Residents: Help Stop the Sale of Shelter Animals
Michigan is home to three of the ten remaining random source Class B dealers in the United States. These dealers are making tens of thousands of dollars profiting off of the unfortunate pet overpopulation crisis. Michigan residents must speak out to end this exploitation.Michigan residents contact your state representative and urge him or her to support H.B. 4663 and prevent the use of former pets in research facilities. take action»
Good News For Animals In Michigan!
Animalearn is happy to report that on August 1, 2009, Michigan’s Montcalm County officially ended its contract with R&R Research, a USDA-licensed Class B dealer that sells animals to research facilities.take action»
