Reunite CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey!

If each of us kicks in a few dollars, this fighting team can be reunited!

When Sgt. Hulsey applied to be a handler for a contract working dog in Afghanistan in the fall of 2010, he didn’t realize how strong of a bond he’d form with his four-legged partner. But that all changed when he met CWD Jjoe. For the next seven months, the two became inseparable as they searched for and identified explosive devices in Marja, Afghanistan. But sadly the pair was forced to part ways in the fall of 2011, when Jjoe was sent back for another tour while Sgt. Hulsey was set to retire and come home to U.S. soil. Now, CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey have the opportunity to meet again in just a few days. With your help, we can make that happen! Please make a donation today so we can reunite Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey in Dallas, TX where the heroic contract working dog can join his former handler in well-deserved retirement. These working dogs do so much to ensure the safety of not only our country, but the humans they serve with - it’s estimated that each dog saves the lives of between 150-200 soldiers through the detection of IEDs and weapons caches. It is our mission to ensure the safe return of every military and contract working dog after their selfless service to our nation is completed - but we can’t do it without you. Your generous gift, made today, will help bring these two heroes back together, and will also allow American Humane Association to continue all of our programs to protect our nation’s children and animals. Thank you for helping us reunite CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey, and for your support of American Humane Association! With gratitude, Robin R. Ganzert, PhD President and CEO   American Humane Association 1400 16th St. NW, Suite 360, Washington, D.C. 20036

Seized Funds From Dog-Fighting Rings Should Go to Humane Societies!

370 dogs were seized.....any funds available should go to the humane societies that were asked to assist and rescue groups involved.....

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U.S. Attorney George Beck : Donate Seized Funds From Dog-Fighting Rings To Humane Societies



This petition's goal is for the government to donate the $500,000.00 in seized funds from the August 2013 multi-state, illegal dog-fighting ring to the affected area's humane societies and no-kill animal shelters. This large sum of money would enable humane societies and shelters to give the 370 dogs a chance at a normal, loving life and would alleviate financial stress on the shelters mentioned, which always come with a large influx of dogs and animals, making rehabilitation, fostering and adoption a more viable option.

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"Do Something!"

Urgent Animals at the Irving Animal Shelter shared a photo.

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Urgent Part 2 - Urgent Death Row Dogs

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I’ve been fortunate enough to have dogs, cats and other pets throughout my life. They’ve given me unconditional love and showed me the meaning of humanity. So when I see animal victims of abuse and neglect it makes me fight all the harder on their behalf. Through your AHA membership you’re fighting for them, too. You’ve helped save countless from a life of cruelty and abuse. Many have been adopted into loving homes. But many more urgently need our help. And time is running out. Every year in America, approximately 3-4 million healthy adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized. And while AHA has done so much to save them, there’s always more we can do. Through your AHA membership, you’re supporting research to reduce pet overpopulation...raising public awareness about the importance of adopting homeless pets at local shelters...providing emergency veterinary care for abused and abandoned animals...and much, much more. And that’s why when you consider your year-end giving, I hope you will make a tax-deductible contribution of $15, $25, $35, $100 or more to AHA today. Your gift will be the gift of life to a deserving dog, cat or any other animal that urgently needs our help now. Please don’t wait. Lives are at stake. On behalf of our American Humane Association family, thank you again for your compassion and generous support. I wish you and yours a happy and safe Holiday Season. Dr. Robin Ganzert President and CEO

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