Julia K Cole

HOUSE BILL 408 - CALL AGAIN - RIGHT NOW PLEASE!  THIS IS THE ANTI- DOG FIGHTING BILL  CALLS NEEDED NOW -  EVEN IF YOU HAVE CALLED BEFORE - CALL AGAIN TODAY  Call This number 1-800- 372-7181 AND SAY THIS - " I would like to leave a message with every member of the House - All members of the House please pass House Bill 408 without any House Floor Amendments - thank you." This is the bill that would make possession of  a dog for the purpose of fighting a felony ! We are the only state that does not have a law like this in place !  Time is Critical ! So please make your call now !  Out of state callers please do the same - it will show that the world is watching and Kentucky needs all the help we can get to get a law to protect animals passed .  We rank last when it come to animal laws and we are so tired of this uphill battle -  thanks  ~The Arrow Fund ~ REMEMEBER TO ****SHARE ****SHARE ****SHARE !!!!

In what is believed to be the second-largest dog fighting raid in U.S. history,  the United States Attorney's Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation seized 367 dogs in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®, The International Fund for Animal Welfare, and The Humane Society of the United States assisted in the raid by official request. The dogs were rescued and transported to temporary emergency shelters in undisclosed locations, where these three groups have joined other trusted responders to provide food and shelter, veterinary care, and behavioral enrichment. Once the investigation is complete, the responders hope these dogs can be rehabilitated and eventually placed into loving forever homes. Dog fighting is a felony for good reason: these innocent dogs are the victims of unfathomable cruelty, forced to fight for their very lives. The rescued dogs range in age from just several days to around twelve years ol...