There was a great story on the North Dakotan's to Stop Animal Cruelty group recently. Here it is in case you missed it: Group Fights to Change the Animal Cruelty Laws in ND
Sunday, July 01, 2012
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Drive to stiffen animal cruelty laws cites beating death of Grand Forks dog
My heart goes out to this family and the poor little dog who lost his life. Sign the petition to help North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty get a measure on the ballot this November that would make awful acts of abuse such as this a felony.
Grand Forks Herald | May 4 2012
"People working to increase North Dakota penalties against animal cruelty are citing the recent killing of a pet dog during a Grand Forks home invasion and robbery as an example of why the cruelty laws should be toughened. North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty, a coalition of animal shelters, veterinarians, pet rescue operations, animal control officers and others, said the beating death of a Chihuahua named Baby “demonstrates why certain acts of animal cruelty must be punished as felonies.”
Read the full article
Grand Forks Herald | May 4 2012
"People working to increase North Dakota penalties against animal cruelty are citing the recent killing of a pet dog during a Grand Forks home invasion and robbery as an example of why the cruelty laws should be toughened. North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty, a coalition of animal shelters, veterinarians, pet rescue operations, animal control officers and others, said the beating death of a Chihuahua named Baby “demonstrates why certain acts of animal cruelty must be punished as felonies.”
Read the full article
Monday, April 23, 2012
Changing Laws to Save Animals
The North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty group is gaining momentum. There's a great article in the latest issue of High Plains Reader that nicely summarizes why a stricter animal cruelty law is needed in ND.
Read the article!
Interested in helping North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty with this grassroots endeavor?
1. Visit their website
2. Become a fan of their Facebook page to stay informed
3. Get involved!
Read the article!
Interested in helping North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty with this grassroots endeavor?
1. Visit their website
2. Become a fan of their Facebook page to stay informed
3. Get involved!
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