As I type my daughter is a few months into her third year. As is often the case with parents I put nothing else on this planet before her. She is everything. Every parent wants to protect their children from as many bad things as possible in this world. To that end we often turn [...]
Colin recently received a letter from Randy Forbes, his delegate in the House of Representatives. The letter highlights a problem the reptile community has with HR2811 and S373.
Help stop irresponsible regulatory efforts underway in Congress. Stop S373 and HR2811. Support the movement to stop the python & boa ban.
The assault on the rights of pet owners is a decidedly partisan issue. Reptile owners who vote Democrat and electing the people who will ultimately take away their right to own the reptile of their choosing.
The proposed python ban. It has facts and it has fallacy. In a world of snapshots and sound bites the facts struggle to get any attention.
This is a video of a large burmese python living with a family with small children. Despite being characterized by the media as a danger to people, the reality is that large constrictors do not view people as prey and are typically very docile creatures.
A video from a Georgia news channel revealing the dirty truth about Humane Society of the United States.
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 rights of pet owners is under attack in America. All pet owners must begin to work together to protect their rights. If not, pet ownership as we know it my be permanently damaged.
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.
