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“This is not a hunt. All the high-tech gadgetry, the GPS collars with dogs doing all the work while the ‘hunter’ sits in his truck drinking coffee until the cat is treed … you might as well call the dogs off and go home because this is not a hunt.”
— from Harley G. Shaw for Cats Aren’t Trophies campaign
YES on Prop 127!
Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy are members of a broad coalition supporting the Prohibit Trophy Hunting ballot initiative. Hear from Wayne Pacelle, the founder and president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy, Samantha Miller, the Cats Aren’t Trophies campaign director and Dr. Jim Keen, the head of veterinary sciences for the Center.
Insights from Pat Craig, Wild Animal Sanctuary
Colorado’s mountain lions deserve better than being used for target practice by a handful of unethical trophy hunters. Which is why we’re hosting a special online event with Pat Craig from Colorado’s Wildlife Sanctuary.
Bobcats Trapped for Fur: The Exploitations of Colorado Wildlife
One of the ethical tenets of North America’s traditional wildlife management model is that wildlife should not be killed for commerce. But this is exactly what Colorado is doing by allowing the practice of trapping, killing, and skinning bobcats just to sell their fur on the market.
She Found a Mountain Lion in Her Backyard...
Our campaign for Colorado’s cats is in full swing. We need your help! Please consider volunteering to gather signatures here.
Banning Trophy Hunting and Trapping of Colorado’s Mountain Lions, Bobcats, and Lynx
This webinar will:
• Provide an overview of trophy hunting and trapping of Colorado’s native wild cats.
• Detail how you can join CATs to stop the cruel trophy hunting and trapping of Colorado’s bobcats, mountain lions and lynx on the November 2024 ballot.
Carol Baskin: Protecting Colorado's Mountain Lions, Bobcats, and Lynx
We are bringing the issue of trophy hunting and trapping of Colorado wild cats to the voters via a ballot measure, which is legal and granted to our state’s citizens to use as a last resort when systems fail to act in the best interests of the majority of Coloradans and their values.
