Help stop irresponsible regulatory efforts underway in Congress. Stop S373 and HR2811. Support the movement to stop the python & boa ban.

An open letter to dog and cat owners as well as any other pet owner out there who is concerned about their right to responsible own animals of their choosing.

In this article Colin offers some perspective and insight into how the HSUS may be approaching its desired goal of limiting or eliminating the rights of pet owners in the United States.

The media and a tiny handful of government officials continue to advocate a python ban when they are not informed enough to have an opinion that is based on anything other than misinformation and fear.

The Humane Society of the United States is actively trying to push legislation that will completely ban the ownership of exotic animals in the United States. This is not just about snakes. They want to ban all reptiles, amphibians, birds and non-”standard” mammals. The exotic animal community must come together to stop their funding. Every exotic animal owner in the United States must work together to keep anyone and everyone they know from donating to the HSUS.

The Orlando Sentinel is intentionally misleading its readers by telling them that there is overwhelming public support for a python ban. The Orlando Sentinel fabricates truth when it doesn’t go their way. The truth is that the majority of the people disagree with them. When their poll didn’t go their way they fabricated the numbers to support their position; and nohr669.com has the screen shots to prove it!!!

Note:  This is not a political tirade.  Please bear with me.  I have a point that deals with reptiles.
First off, who the heck is Phil Zimmerman?  I suspect that very few people in the reptile world have ever heard of him.  Without boring you with details let’s just say that Phil is a super-smart guy [...]

The History Channel, through its show called Monster Quest, has helped to increase the likelihood that a proposed federal ban on reptiles will become law. They used their show to spread misinformation regarding the ability of large constrictors to spread throughout the United States.