Info. on Senate Legislation in Sacramento CA - Page 1

Sorry guys, it won't let me post the information. I have tried 4 times. If anyone in CA is interested I'll send you the information. This meeting is scheduled for June 18th.

Debbie

Copied from my letter from Bill Hemby:

Save the date of Wednesday, June 18, 2008 when the final battle on AB 1634 will take place in a hearing of the Senate Local Government Committee at the State Capitol in Sacramento.

PetPAC needs your help now more than ever. We need your financial support today to help us fight the massive last minute efforts funded by our opponents.

“We’re gearing back up,” said Judie Mancuso of the pro-AB 1634 California Taxpayers for Safe and Healthy Pets. Mancuso says that her group is hoping to revive the issue of mandatory spay/neuter before time runs out. She says the group hired a powerful lobbying firm to try and run the bill across the goal line in the Legislature. They have also paid for billboards in Sacramento to influence legislators. (Capitol Notes, 5/28/08)

In addition to our lobbying and public relations campaign to stop AB 1634, PetPAC will be holding a rally at the Capitol on June 18.

Let me be very clear, our mission is to defeat mandatory sterilization for pets in California. Mancuso and her PETA friends are spending heavily to pass AB 1634, we need your financial support today as we have significant expenses in the coming weeks in order to fund our campaign.

Please join us in Sacramento on Wednesday, June 18. We will be providing additional details in the days ahead. Thank you for supporting PetPAC.

Sincerely,

Bill Hemby
PetPAC Chairman

P.S. Please invite your friends and family to join PetPAC.

Thanks Louise, I have been trying to copy  and paste it also. I don't know what I was doing wrong. appreciate it.

Debbie

The home page to PetPac: http://petpac.net/

Map to site: http://petpac.net/sitemap/

Discussion of AB 1634:  http://petpac.net/ab1634_disaster/

If you think that Dee's UScA petition was a call to action, please consider the consequences of MSN legislation--no matter where you live. In those regions where MSN legislation passes, there may be soon no breeding, no breed standards to observe, schutzhund sport, breed shows, breed surveys, etc. 

What happens in California can and will affect the rest of the nation.

Yes please if you have relatives in this area of CA who are not dog owners ask them to consider a few hours of their day to go to this event!  It is very important!!  PetPac is a good thing!!  They are legit!  ~Kari