Ban the Cruel Confinement of Farmed Animals in New York!
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Right now, millions of animals are suffering across the state of New York inside factory farms. Iron bars hold a pregnant mother pig on a slatted concrete floor where she can only move a couple of inches forward or back — she can only sadly sway her head or move her desperate eyes to see the grim prison she is trapped in. A battery hen is confined to a cage so small that she cannot lift a single wing. Baby cows are taken from their moms and chained to posts or locked inside tiny cages to stop their muscles from developing... all in the name of veal. But there is hope! A new bill could put an end to all this cruelty!
Assembly Bill A1341 has been introduced to end the extreme confinement of mother pigs, egg laying hens and calves raised for veal in New York. But we only have a limited time to make it happen!
What YOU Can Do
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