People abusing and neglecting animals seem to be at an all-time high lately.
Animals being tortured and dragged behind vehicles, beaten and left for dead in
dumpsters, and puppy mills where the animals are starving and living in
horribly unsanitary conditions. It goes on and on. It seems every week or two
there is a new case of animal cruelty appearing on the news.
These animals have been betrayed, beaten, starved and dragged by those
they trusted. Enough is enough!
These animal abusers need to face more serious punishment. Harsher
consequences need to be enforced.
It’s time introduce "Breezy's Law".
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TO: The Legislative Assembly of Ontario
WHEREAS asking for the voice of our Ontario Legislative Assembly to join
ours in drafting a bill “Breezy's Law“ for harsher penalties in regards to
cruelty and crimes against animals in Ontario.
WE, the undersigned petition the Legislative Assembly of Ontario as
follows:
We ask that Indictable Offences for crimes against animals include
bestiality, tethering of any kind in a truck bed or any part of a vehicle, inhumanly
kills, or kills outside of Canada's Codes of Practice for Farm Animals,
maims, wounds, poisons, cause unnecessary suffering, torturing and neglecting
animals.
We are asking that any crime against a companion or wild animal be classified as an Indictable Offence.
We ask for indictable offence penalties begin with a minimum and
mandatory jail sentence of 5 years.
We ask for indictable offence penalties include a minimum fine of
$20,000.
We ask that all those convicted of animal cruelty are placed under a
lifetime ban from owning animals.
We ask those convicted are registered on an Ontario registry for animal
abusers.
Sincerely,
Ontario Animal Advocaters
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Sincerely,
[Your name]
It's time to use laws in order to fix and improve the future for everybody on the earth. Animals have their place here in our planet. Teaching people to respect them is building a healthy society since people who respect and is kind to animals is people who respect their fellow ones.