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Hayden Second VictoryDear Friends
By now you've heard the great news that the California State Senate Budget Subcommittee voted unanimously to reject the Governor's proposal to repeal the Hayden Law (including many other suspended state mandates). While the Budget Subcommittee voted to not repeal any of the mandates, the animal protector's presence was EVER so powerful. They heard from more of us by far than anyone else. Last night I personally handed the subcommittee your 20,000+ signatures and spoke on behalf of Stray Cat Alliance and the other amazing advocates who came up to protect shelter animals. Our fight to protect dogs, cats, rabbits and all animals who enter California shelters is not over. We will find out in the next week how this will play out, and I will inform you. I can’t say what the future holds, but I can say that I am proud of so many individuals and organizations, large and small, who are really stepping up to the plate to protect our precious furry friends. The Hayden Law was enacted well over a decade ago and while there have been many battles and controversies regarding it, we know that it is a baseline we cannot allow to slip away. AND, we must do more. We must continue to push the envelope and make life better for shelter animals and their communities by implementing life-saving policies and programs, and by not taking no for an answer. So many communities around our great country are succeeding with shelter reforms. There is no reason why every community, cannot succeed too.
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