CAPS Investigator’s Journal: The Hurliman Puppy Mill

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ACTION ALERT

URGENT: All New York Residents!

Yesterday, the New York Senate Domestic Animal Welfare Committee passed S4234 by 7 votes to 0. Next week, the full New York Senate will vote on S4234, which bans the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits. We need your help contacting your state senator THIS WEEK to urge him/her to pass this very important piece of legislation.

As you know, the Companion Animal Protection Society is behind S4234. CAPS investigated all 100 New York pet shops, some of them multiple times, over a five-year period. With 77 pet shops still open, New York has more pet shops selling puppies and kittens than any other state (Florida is second).

How you can help:

Contact your state senator
https://www.nysenate.gov/find-my-senator
Enter your address, click on your senator’s name (in blue), then click on Contact for phone numbers and emails, or click on Message Senator.

Watch and share the CAPS documentary with your legislators and on social media.

Read and share the CAPS Blog written by our lead investigator about our investigation of New York pet shops.

Read and share The Dodo article about CAPS’ investigation of New York pet shops and the mills that supply them.

Undercover with CAPS: An Investigation of New York Pet Shops

Please help us continue to get the word out by sharing our video on Facebook!

Join CAPS in its fight against the cruel pet shop and puppy/kitten mill industry!

CAPS needs funding for undercover investigations of pet shops and puppy/kitten mills. Please donate today!

Share this action alert on social media and/or email to friends and family.

About Companion Animal Protection Society (CAPS): Founded in 1992, the Companion Animal Protection Society (CAPS) is the only national nonprofit dedicated exclusively to protecting companion animals from cruelty in pet shop and puppy/kitten mills. CAPS addresses animal suffering through investigations, legislation, education, media relations, consumer assistance, and rescue. Donations to CAPS, a registered 501(c)(3) organization, are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by U.S. law.

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