Stop Allowing Animal Abuse Through Slaughter, Forced Breeding, and Cruel Exploitation

Target: Tina Kotek, Governor of Oregon

Goal: End legal loopholes enabling systemic animal abuse and exploitation.

The alarming realities of animal abuse in Oregon have come to light through Initiative Petition 28 (IP28), a groundbreaking ballot initiative aimed at eliminating the egregious legal exemptions that permit the abhorrent suffering of countless animals. The initiative, also known as the People for the Elimination of Animal Cruelty Exemptions (PEACE) Act, seeks to address the widespread cruelty where slaughter, hunting, fishing, and forced breeding are legally sanctioned, despite the indisputable definition of animal abuse as the intentional or reckless injury of these sentient beings. This initiative calls for an urgent transformation of the current legal framework that has allowed these practices to continue unchallenged.

Current laws in Oregon inadequately protect the majority of animals, leaving them vulnerable to cruel practices often justified under the guise of “animal husbandry.” The passing of IP28 would not only remove these harmful exemptions but also affirm the right of animals to live free from exploitation and violence. The campaign is driven by a profound understanding that the majority of society can thrive without inflicting harm upon animals, and it advocates for a cultural shift towards compassion, emphasizing rehabilitation over punitive measures.

The need for change is not only pressing but imperative; with IP28, Oregon can lead the way in setting a precedent that prioritizes the welfare of all beings, ensuring they are treated with respect and dignity. This initiative embodies a powerful vision for a society that values empathy, challenging the deep-rooted injustices faced by animals. It is imperative to rally support for this transformative initiative, positioning Oregon as a pioneer in animal rights and cruelty prevention.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Governor Kotek,

The need for immediate change regarding the treatment of animals in Oregon is more urgent than ever. Initiative Petition 28 (IP28) represents a critical movement to eliminate the legal loopholes that have perpetuated systemic animal abuse for far too long. Under current law, practices such as slaughter, forced breeding, and other forms of exploitation are permitted, leaving the majority of animals unprotected and vulnerable to intentional injury. This blatant contradiction of humane values demands a decisive response from leadership.

Support for IP28 is an opportunity for the state to take a courageous stand against cruelty and injustice, insisting that animals deserve protection not just from harm but from all forms of exploitation. The initiative seeks to remove exemptions that currently allow for this disgraceful treatment, fortifying the rights of animals to live free from suffering and abuse. It also introduces essential rehabilitative programs and resources to support communities and individuals as they transition away from harming animals for profit.

As a leader, your endorsement of IP28 can create a monumental shift in Oregon’s approach to animal welfare, inspiring a broader movement across the nation. The time to act is now, and it is essential to join the fight for compassion and justice for all living beings. Support Initiative Petition 28 and affirm Oregon’s commitment to making history in the fight against animal cruelty.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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32 Signatures

  • Larson Sven
  • Jesper Christian
  • Diana Lewis
  • Kellen Dunn
  • Bill Sykes
  • Kim Bishop
  • Robert Nowak
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