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HSLF TV Ad: Oppose Donald Trump for President

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A Trump administration would be a threat to animals everywhere.

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What is the Humane Society Legislative Fund?

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What is the Humane Society Legislative Fund?

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Formed in 2004, the group acts as a separate branch of the Humane Society of the United States, specializing in lobbying. They work to pass animal protection laws, educate the public about animal protection issues, and support humane candidates in running for office.

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The HSLF is led by a board of directors made up of about 20 people and managed by a staff in their headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Important leadership and staff members include Michael Markarian (President), Sara Amundson (Executive Director Senior Vice President), and Wayne Pacelle (Executive Vice President).

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The issues being focused on heavily by the HSLF include stopping attacks on animals, stopping dog and cat meat trade, helping abused animals, bringing animal abusers to justice, ending cosmetics testing on animals, and many other movements to protect both wildlife and domestic animals.
Some of the current acts the HSLF is working to pass:

Pet and Women Safety (PAWS) Act

Pet Safety and Protection Act

Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act

Veterans Dog Training Therapy Act

Humane Cosmetics Act

Animal Welfare Accountability and Transparency Act

Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act of 2017

Big Cat Public Safety Act

Refuge From Cruel Trapping Act

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Tracking federal and state legislation.

Alerting supporters in the community of what they can do to help and take action now.

Endorsing humane candidates running for office.

Accepting donations and putting the money toward lobbying to obtain animal rights.