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June 26, 2012

Leadership Councils

Other leadership opportunities include the chance to serve on state, farm animal protection and equine councils

State Councils

The HSUS State Councils are composed of key supporters—leaders in their respective fields—who are highly committed to the mission of The HSUS and to the protection of animals. State council members serve as volunteer ambassadors and help to expand the reach of The HSUS’s programs and sphere of influence. Members also make a significant annual financial commitment to help advance HSUS goals.

To learn more about membership in a state council, contact Alex Bury at abury@humanesociety.org.

Farm Animal Protection Council

Farm Animal Protection Council members have identified farm animal protection as their top animal welfare priority and have made a substantial annual commitment of $15,000 or more in support of The HSUS’s long-term campaign to end the intensive confinement and reduce the suffering of farm animals. The council is engaged in marshaling resources for this ambitious goal and provides critical leverage to change the policies and practices of agricultural and food interests and industries.

To learn more about membership in the Farm Animal Protection Council, contact Toni Condon at tcondon@humanesociety.org.

Equine Council

The Equine Council is composed of key supporters who are highly committed to the mission of The HSUS and to the protection of horses and burros, and who have made a substantial annual commitment of $15,000 or more in support of The HSUS’s equine protection programs. The goal of the council is to provide our top advocates for equine protection with an opportunity for deeper engagement and more meaningful involvement in The HSUS and to develop a corps of ambassadors.

To learn more about membership in the Equine Council, contact Toni Condon at tcondon@humanesociety.org.

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