New York: Ask Your Legislators to Protect Animal Cruelty Victims!
This action is for New York residents only.
The New York Courtroom Animal Advocate Program (CAAP) bill (A.111/S.1659) would provide for an advocate in criminal cases concerning the welfare or care of an animal. These court-appointed advocates — supervised law students or volunteer lawyers — may monitor the case, attend hearings, consult with individuals with information related to the well-being of the animal, review relevant records, and present information or recommendations to the court related to the animal’s best interest.
Please email your state legislators and urge them to support and co-sponsor New York’s CAAP bill.
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