I received this really well written list of the current House and Senate members who are not signed on as co-sponsors for the PAST Act. I've included it as a PDF file so you can download it and use it. This list is dated as of 12-18-13, so some of these folks might have already signed on at the time of this post. But at least we can still work with them and ask them to co-sponsor the Act.
Click here for the list.
We are learning that phone calls and faxes are the best way to contact these folks. So please go to www.senate.gov or www.house.gov and choose the search feature in the upper right corner. If it won't let you contact someone due to your location, find the city's local library or cemetery and use their address so you can get your letter in to the constituent.
Right now the Senate and House will be closed for the holidays, but writing and calling is still a good way to fill in your time between waiting for the food to be ready to come out of the oven and setting the table! They will have full fax machines and message boxes when they come in from people supporting the horse and the PAST Act!
Thanks to all, and I hope everyone gets some time with family and friends this holiday season. Extra love and carrots to all the horses, too!
"Today, Tennessee Walking Horses are known throughout the industry
as the breed that shows abused and tortured horses."
~ Jim Heird, Ph.D., Do Right By The Horse, February 2010
"If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity,
you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men."
~ St. Francis of Assisi
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