HB 71 would make it illegal for shelters to kill animals if there are empty cages or kennels, if animals can share a cage or kennel with another animal, if a foster home is available, if a rescue group is willing to take the animal, if an animal can be transferred to another shelter, if the animal can be sterilized and released, and more.
Please join me in signing a petition asking the Sierra Club to stop championing the destruction of forests and the spreading of thousands of gallons of toxic herbicides in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The No Kill Advocacy Responds Responds to the Association of Shelter Veterinarians.
Overall, 89% of dogs were saved, 82% of cats were saved, 86% of birds, 82% of rabbits and other small mammals, 87% of reptiles, 85% of farm animals, and 77% of “other” animals.
A truly harmonious relationship with them and with the environment of which they are a part is simply not possible so long as we continue to kill them or turn a blind eye to their suffering as a result of something as ultimately irrelevant as their color or how many of them exist.
PETA has once again shown its true colors, this time aligning itself with a hunting organization in order to promote the round up and killing of community cats.