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What you can do 

There are so many ways to get involved! Join Humane World for Animals to end animal cruelty.

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Make sure your elected officials know that you are an advocate for animals. When you contact your elected official, you’re putting a face and a name on an issue.

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There is growing public demand for wildlife managers to move away from traditional, inhumane lethal control methods and towards more effective, humane, non-lethal methods -- like PZP immunocontraception -- to address conflicts and promote coexistence with wildlife like wild horses.
US: Protect wild horses and burros

A proposed budget could send thousands of wild horses and burros to their death. We need your help now.

American horses in pens ready to be transported for slaughter in Mexico

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American horses awaiting transportation to slaughter
US: Speak out to end cruel horse slaughter methods

Each year, thousands of American equines are brutally slaughtered. Horses deserve a humane end of life.

Horse suffering from soring on his legs

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US: End horse abuse

No horse should be made to suffer for a blue ribbon. Urge U.S. legislators to strengthen penalties for abuse and make other reforms to protect horses.

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Contact your state director

Our state directors work daily to advocate for animal protection laws in state capitols, local communities, and beyond. Through community organizing and direct lobbying efforts, our state directors fight the big fights to end suffering for all animals. Find the state director near you.

Get involved to make a change

Your voice matters because animals don’t have one. When you contact your representatives, sign a petition, attend an event or volunteer, you send the message that animal lovers everywhere want to end animal cruelty and create a more humane world. Find out ways you can take action for animals.

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