The FDA Modernization Act 3.0 that would have forced a word change from animal➡️non-clinical has stalled and is unlikely to pass.
Instead @FDA is soliciting comments from the public.
If you want to stop this⤵️click https://t.co/6s66aoRiQw to submit your comment.
Deadline = Dec 7.
From a $5 clearance rabbit to the inspiration behind Dinky’s Law.
The Humane Herald’s Allie Irwin explores Dinky’s rescue and the effort to end retail rabbit sales in Missouri.
https://t.co/3rI1DlpnPr
Shoutout to 𝘼𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙨𝙩 𝘼𝙡𝙡 𝙊𝙙𝙙𝙯 for sharing with us that @RepTenney of NY's District 24 signed onto the COMPACT Act [H.R. 10522] banning taxpayer $$$ from funding #dog and #cat experiments.
If DHH Secretary #RFK can't defund cruel, repetitive waste, maybe Congress can.
Proud to share the latest Voices of the Movement featuring educator and animal advocate Monique Lukens.
She keeps bringing animal ethics into spaces where they might otherwise never reach the agenda—including the NEA.
https://t.co/UaZFPskH5B
Philadelphia has the opportunity to end the sale of force-fed foie gras.
We’re calling on City Council to advance and pass Bill No. 260466.
Ducks and geese can’t ask elected officials to act. We can.
https://t.co/p75iLjNrAN
Tradition doesn’t get a free pass from scrutiny.
In “Branded,” Allie Irwin examines the fight over rodeo in Yucca Valley—and what happens when challenging cruelty collides with politics, culture, and community identity.
https://t.co/dHZ20paKGV
We’re calling on Mayor Mamdani to end NYC���s agreements with USDA Wildlife Services and move toward humane, transparent, science-based wildlife policy.
The fight isn’t over. Add your name and stand with us.
https://t.co/SL5C0ljSon
The Humane Party of New York, working alongside GooseSave NYC, is calling on New York City to end its agreements with USDA Wildlife Services and embrace a more humane, ethical approach to coexistence with wildlife.
We’re proud to support this work.
In Federalist No. 10, James Madison argues that factions are an unavoidable consequence of liberty. Rather than trying to eliminate them, a constitutional republic should make it harder for any one faction to dominate the rights of others.
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Kathryn Freed @ the mic.
Retired judge.
Equestrian.
Frmr. New York City Council Member (1992 - 2001).
She introduced carriage horse regulation (Int 811) in the 90s.
"For 35 years the industry didn't get it together," she testified. "35 years is long enough."
Couldn't agree more.
Councilmember @JoannAriola32 asked Deputy Comish Schiff yesterday: Who did DHMH hire to independently evaluate the health of NYC carriage horses?
Schiff wouldn't name names.
We will.
Dept. Health Mental Hygiene awarded the contract to 2Xs suspended Camilo Sierra of Northport, LI.
Good ideas start movements. Resources help them grow.
Support helps the Humane Party strengthen outreach, equip volunteers, attend events, build essential infrastructure, and prepare future candidates for the work ahead.
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In our latest Voices of the Movement, Felicia Greenfield explains why she chose comedy—not confrontation—to reach people traditional advocacy often can’t.
Every movement needs storytellers.
https://t.co/jLFUDKPvEK
#HumaneParty#AnimalAdvocacy#FriendsNotFood#HumaneHerald
She lived on a Texas cattle ranch.
Today, she’s the founder of Rowdy Girl Sanctuary.
Renee King-Sonnen’s story is proof that people can change, traditions can be questioned, and compassion can rewrite the future.
https://t.co/TgQfw8CYvF
The federal minimum wage is still $7.25/hour.
That is not a wage floor. It is legalized abandonment.
A humane economy cannot praise labor while permitting poverty by policy.
Today is National Animal Rights Day.
A day to mourn the animals killed by human hands — and to remember that mourning is not enough.
Animals need rights. Protection under law. Political representation.
That is why the Humane Party exists.
#NationalAnimalRightsDay#Liberation
Cyanide bombs do not belong on public lands — or anywhere else.
M-44s are spring-loaded poison traps used to kill coyotes, foxes, and other wild animals.
That alone should condemn them.
Public lands should not be littered with hidden weapons.
Ban M-44s. Permanently.
Not everyone changes the world from a podium.
Some do it through writing. Organizing. Research. Outreach. Art. Community. Quiet consistency.
There’s a place for you here.
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