TAKE ACTION
HELP DRAW THE LINE ON WILDLIFE CRUELTY
How To Be A Hero For These Amazing Creatures
It’s become painfully clear that Wyoming’s wildlife is in danger.
With your help, we can save these beautiful creatures from torture and cruel deaths.
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We have a clear plan to advocate for change and protect these magnificent creatures.
Join us in our mission:
EDUCATION
Inform the public and legislators about the gaps in current wildlife protection laws.
ADVOCACY
Work with lawmakers to draft and pass legislation that protects wildlife from cruelty.
ENGAGEMENT
Mobilize community members to take action and raise awareness.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Through our efforts, we aim to create lasting change that ensures the safety and well-being of Wyoming’s wildlife. Join us in our mission and help make a difference.
Join Our Email List
Sign up to stay connected with our efforts to inform the public about the gaps in current wildlife protection laws.
Donate to Our Cause
Help fund efforts to mobilize community members and raise awareness.
Email Wyoming Leaders
Encourage lawmakers to draft and pass legislation that protects wildlife from cruelty.
EMAIL KEY WYOMING LEGISLATORS
Please email the entire Treatment of Predators Working Group Members and the Travel, Recreation, Wildlife, and Cultural Resources Committee Members.
Be polite in your comments and stay on the topic.
There are two changes we would like to see the committee take that they have not been willing to take, which is why they need to hear from you:
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Include predators in the animal cruelty statutes.
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Prohibit vehicular killing by snowmobile or other motorized vehicles.
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We are dismayed to learn about the fact that Cody Roberts could have been forced to go in front of a judge and could have faced a $1,000 fine and up to 6 months in jail.
Discretion is left up to the investigating warden. In this case, the warden chose not to make Cody appear before a judge and gave him the bare minimum penalty.
Was justice properly served for torturing these animals?
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Legislative Members of the Treatment of Predators Working Group
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Senators: Fred Baldwin, Mike Gierau
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Representatives: Sandy Newsome, Liz Storer, John Winter
SEND EMAILS TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS:
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TRW Co-chair Wendy Schuler: Wendy.Schuler@wyoleg.gov
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TRW Co-chair Sandy Newsome: Sandy.Newsome@wyoleg.gov
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Fred Baldwin: Fred.Baldwin@wyoleg.gov
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Affie Ellis: Affie.Ellis@wyoleg.gov
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Mike Gierau: Mike.Gierau@wyoleg.gov
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Stacy Jones: Stacy.Jones@wyoleg.gov
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Abby Angelos: Abby.Angelos@wyoleg.gov
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Donald Burkhart, Jr.: Donald.Burkhart@wyoleg.gov
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Andrew Byron: Andrew.Byron@wyoleg.gov
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J.T. Larson: JT.Larson@wyoleg.gov
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Liz Storer: Liz.Storer@wyoleg.gov
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Cyrus Western: Cyrus.Western@wyoleg.gov
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John Winter: John.Winter@wyoleg.gov​
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​Wyoming Game and Fish Director Brian Nesvik: brian.nesvik@wyo.gov
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Wyoming Dept. of Agriculture Director Doug Miyamoto: doug.miyamoto@wyo.gov
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WY Wildlife Federation Gov't Affairs Director Jess Johnson: jessijohnson@wyomingwildlife.org
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Wyoming Stock Grower's Association Vice President Jim Magagna via the Wyoming Department of Agriculture: WDA1@wyo.gov
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Together, we can draw the line against wildlife cruelty and promote ethical and humane treatment of animals. Join us in making a difference today.
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