People for Animal Rights of CNY

11/08/2026

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🚨 SIGN NOW: Tell Congress to stop gutting the Endangered Species Act 👉 https://buff.ly/WudpESX

The Trump Administration is tearing apart the law that saved bald eagles and humpback whales, and they’re doing it quietly, one rule at a time.

Habitat destruction no longer counts as “harm.” Companies can kill protected animals and walk away if they say it was an accident. Newly threatened species no longer get automatic protection. Profits now count for more than the survival of sea turtles, monarchs, and polar bears.

Now Congress wants to make all of it permanent. 😡

We have to stop it. Lawmakers count every constituent who speaks up, and they also notice when nobody does.

👉 Sign and share before it’s too late: https://buff.ly/WudpESX

11/07/2026

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11/07/2026

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Lip chains, tongue ties, eye blinders, metal bits. This is animal cruelty. This is horseracing. 🚫🏇

📸 Stumpy’s Compassion

10/22/2026

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🎉🐴 IT’S OFFICIAL: ROMANCH’S LAW HAS PASSED! 🐴🎉

Today, the NYC Council voted to END horse-drawn carriages in New York City. 🗳️✅

After DECADES of fighting, failed bills, and too many lives lost, New York has finally said: no more. 💪

Here’s what Romanch’s Law does:
🚫 No new carriage licenses, starting now
🐎 Carriages off NYC streets by June 1, 2028
🤝 A transition plan for carriage workers

THANK YOU to Speaker Julie Menin, Council Member Chris Marte, Council Member Harvey Epstein, Health Chair Lynn Schulman, Majority Leader Shaun Abreau, Council Member Shahana Hanif, the Animal Welfare Caucus, every co-sponsor and Council Member who voted YES, and Mayor Mamdani for committing to sign Intro 943 into law. 🙌

And thank YOU. Every email, every call, every rally. You made this happen. 📣

This is what political power for animals looks like. 🔥

Next stop: Mayor Mamdani’s signature. ✍️

10/22/2026

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10/22/2026

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46 deer and 14 moose were hit and killed on one stretch of Interstate 80 in the 2 years before the bridge opened. That stretch runs near Parleys Summit, just east of Salt Lake City. Erin Ferguson kept the count for a group called Save People, Save Wildlife.

In December 2018 Utah opened its first wildlife overpass, a bridge about as long as a football field, built only for animals. It cost $5 million, and it's covered in dirt and plants so it doesn't feel like a road.

Cameras have watched it ever since, and they've seen plenty. A Utah State University study counted more than 4,300 visits by at least 34 kinds of animals between 2020 and 2024. Mule deer crossed about once a day, and moose showed up about 150 times. Bears and bobcats used it as well.

Of the deer and moose that walked up to the bridge, 98 percent went all the way across. On that part of Interstate 80, crashes with wildlife dropped by as much as 77 percent. The cameras show moose strolling across the top while the trucks roll by underneath.

Have you ever had a close call with a deer or a moose on the highway?

10/14/2026

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THANK YOU, MAYOR MAMDANI! 🐴💜

“The horse carriage industry is coming to an end in New York City.” 🗽

After YEARS of organizing, lobbying, rallying, and showing up at the ballot box, we’re closer than ever to getting horses off NYC’s streets for good. 🙌

This is what political power for animals looks like. ✊ With Mayor Mamdani and Speaker Menin on board, Romanch’s Law (Intro 943) heads to a full City Council vote on October 22. 🗳️

Add your name to support a ban on horse carriages today: https://buff.ly/ScCF4V1