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PLEASE
OPPOSE SB 762 AND PRESERVE ANTI-DECLAW LAWS IN CALIFORNIA
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YOU HAVE ALREADY WRITTEN TO THE GOVERNOR....PLEASE DO IT AGAIN.
MANY OR MOST OF MESSAGES SENT WERE NOT CORRECTLY RECORDED!
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| California
bill SB 762 is on the desk of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
NOW. This bill would eliminate the right of California cities
to prohibit declawing and other non-therapeutic procedures
on animals. http://www.californiaanimalassociation.com/bills/bills.html |
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help California cities retain their right to ban declawing
by OPPOSING SB 762. |
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urge Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to VETO SB 762. You can
write, phone, and fax the governor at: |
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Governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone:
916-445-2841
Fax:
916-558-3160
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To
send an e-mail, go to: http://gov.ca.gov/interact
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Submitting
an e-mail to the Governor is a two-step process. Step One:
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- First,
select the purpose of your email by clicking the "Have
Comment" button.
- Then
fill in your contact information, first and last names
and e-mail address.
- Next,
go to "PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT" and click
on the drop-down menu and select "Animal issues/concerns."
- Click
the "SUBMIT" button and you be taken to a new
window.
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- In
step two, click the "Con" button, then type
in you e-mail message.
- E-mail
from California residents obviously carries more weight,
so if you are a California resident, please indicate that
fact or list the California city where you live.
- Please
personalize your message. Keep it short and polite. Your
e-mail message might read:
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veto SB 762. This bill would eliminate the right of cities
to prohibit certain non-therapeutic procedures on animals,
even when performed by veterinarians, when their inhabitants
find them to unnecessary and inhumane. The courts have stated
that such procedures are incidental to the practice of veterinary
medicine and that banning them is not regulation of veterinary
practice. I believe decisions regarding the humane treatment
of animals should remain the prerogative of local governments
and their citizens. Thank you. |
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