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The HSUS works to advance public policies—including at the state and federal levels—to protect animals from cruelty and abuse. The 113th Congress is now in session, and federal lawmakers will consider a number of important animal protection bills. Here's a look at some priority issues we are focusing on this year and how to make your voice heard. Federal Legislation
State Legislation

Ke$ha Speaks Up for Animals


 

Join Ke$ha in making 2013 a year for the animals! Watch her video; then take action below by asking your lawmakers to support important animal welfare bills.

Act Now

  • Stop animal fighting

    Attending and bringing a child to an animal fight should be a crime. Ask your U.S. representative to cosponsor the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act and crack down on spectators at animal fights.

    Take action now

  • Protect horses

    The Horse Protection Act bans the cruel "soring" of Tennessee walking horses, but it's still rampant in the industry. Support legislation to strengthen the Horse Protection Act and stop this criminal abuse. take action now

  • Improve the lives of hens

    Amending the Egg Products Inspection Act will provide better living conditions for 280 million egg-laying hens and phase out the use of barren battery cages. An agreement between The HSUS and the United Egg Producers has paved the way for Congress to act. take action now

  • Get chimps out of labs

    The Great Ape Protection and Cost Savings Act [PDF], which had broad support last year, sought to phase out invasive testing on chimpanzees and retire government-owned chimps to sanctuary. Now, a group of 113 chimps is headed to sanctuary, with more expected soon. Learn more

  

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