Fostering a Humane Ethic and a Compassionate Attitude Toward Animals Since 1900
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Investigating Animal Cruelty Workshops
Co-Sponsored by Division of Criminal Justice Services
For Police Officers, Humane Law Enforcement, Dog/Animal Control Officers, and other law enforcement related personnel.
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April 30 - Yonkers, NY (Westchester Co., co-sponsored by Yonkers Police Dept.)
- May 11 - Lewis, NY (Essex Co., co-sponsored by Essex Co. Sheriff’s Office)
Click here for information about workshops and a link to registration application at DCJS, which must be submitted to DCJS.
For questions regarding workshops or registration process, contact NYSHA at (845) 336-4514 or at info@nyshumane.org.
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Humane Review, NYSHA´s Newsletters |
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The only real, sustainable, and humane way for communities to end the euthanasia of healthy animals at shelters is by cutting off the supply of homeless animals. PETA, 4/2013
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Vets Speak Out About Devocalization
Dr. Holly Cheever, NYSHA´s VP, joins other veterinarians speaking out against devocalization of animals.
Click here for YouTube video produced by Coalition to Protect and Rescue Pets.
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NYSHA was formed in 1900 and incorporated in 1925. Our guiding principle is to promote compassion to animals and prevent animal cruelty, through education about and enforcement of the NYS anti-cruelty laws. NYSHA is not a department of nor funded by New York State or any other government agency.
