Click here to view this message online at our website. Help Wild Animals In Circuses Join IDA For A Week Of Action
Today - use the form at this link to send comments to your U.S. Representative. Join IDA for a week of action starting Tuesday, March 20, to save animals from the misery of circus life. Participate in a variety of actions in support of H.R. 3359, the Traveling Exotic Animal Protection Act (TEAPA). This ground-breaking bill would effectively end the use of wild animals in traveling circuses in the United States! Animals in circuses are cruelly trained, chained and intensively confined, and forced to travel and perform. Denied all that is natural to them, they suffer physically and psychologically, and often develop abnormal behaviors such as repetitive rocking, swaying and pacing. Click here now to send a message to your U.S. Representative! TEAPA is at a critical stage and we need your support to see that it becomes law. The bill has been sent to the Agriculture Committee of the House of Representatives, where the resistance will be tough. But with your help, we can move the bill out of this committee and move one step closer to ending the suffering of exotic animals in circuses. Tell Congress it's time to join the many countries that ban the use of exotic animals in circuses including Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, Singapore, Costa Rica, Peru, Bolivia. - Use the form at this link to send an urgent message to your Congressional Representative asking her/him to support this life-saving bill.
- Call the U.S. Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask for your Representative's office. (Please do not call your Senator at this time as a companion bill in the Senate has not yet been introduced.) Click here and then enter your zip code to find your Representative.
- Please tell us about your elected official's response by sending an email to Catherine@idausa.org.
- Use the "tell-a-friend" link at the top of this alert to share this with friends, family, and colleagues!
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