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And join the Coalition to pass legislation in Pennsylvania Tethering NOW

March 7, 2010, Altoona - Dogs Deserve Better is to ask they asked every day for the last three sessions of the Senate and the House:

How much time in Pennsylvania? How long to wait for dogs chained a law protecting them from such abuse?

Dogs Deserve Better had heard rumors of chained dogs in the mountains outside Gypsy Camp Hollow Rd. in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. An anonymous tip on the location sent them to investigate the situation.

Of the seven dogs are abandoned property, all suffering from a variety of ways: each is full of hook and whip worms, a dog can not see it was cracked and bleeding tumor on his face, a small dog muffled from head to tail, and the worst was a major bulge in the vaginal area. One dog died during the cold spell in January.

This scenario is repeated in cities across Pennsylvania, like dogs waiting for the passage of a new bill that would limit the chaining of dogs.

Attach the dogs on an ongoing basis is cruel for many reasons, not the least of which is the risk of death in sub-zero temperatures.Because dogs are pack animals, they can become neurotic or aggressive due to lack of socialization with humans, and last year three children in Pennsylvania were reported seriously injured or killed by chained dogs or writing.

The real tragedy is that the cruelty and danger caused by dogs is completely preventable stake in the legislation. The new legislation would limit the chaining Pennsylvania, resulting is safer for our children in cities and the lives of more compassion for man's best friend.

Dogs deserve better than a national task force nonprofit to end the suffering of the perpetually chained dogs or caged, joins organizations and individuals across the state to form a coalition to Unchain Dogs Pennsylvania and get this legislation passed at the end of this abuse.

"Seeing these dogs Tyrone at the weekend blew me away," said Tamira Ci Thayne, founder and CEO of dogs deserve better. "It is this cruelty could be legal in any way, shape or form is a thing I can not even wrap my head around. Unfortunately, the laws will be more humane treatment of dogs and end constant tethering.We ask all citizens of Pennsylvania to join our coalition UnchainPADogs.com. Together we have the power to legislate and to end the cruel practice of tethering constant.

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