Share Your Thoughts with the Animal Legal Defense Fund

Take this short survey about your animal protection interests and priorities.

The Animal Legal Defense Fund works to protect animals of all species — from fighting inhumane puppy and kitten mills to protecting captive wild animals from abuse in roadside zoos to combating cruelty on factory farms. We’d like to know your thoughts and priorities for protecting animals in Colorado. Thank you for sharing with us by taking this brief survey!

Colorado Welcome Series Survey

There are so many issues affecting animals. Which one do you think is the highest priority?

Protecting companion animals like dogs and cats from cruelty and neglect

Combating cruelty on factory farms

Protecting animals from being abused in research laboratories

Stopping animal exploitation in roadside zoos, traveling zoos, and circuses

Protecting animals in the wild and preserving their habitat

How would you like to get involved in the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s work to protect animals?

Signing more petitions

Emailing or calling my elected officials to urge them to support animal-friendly legislation

Joining the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s Remote Online Advocacy Representatives (ROAR) program to advocate for animals on social media

I am willing to take higher-level action (such as attending town hall meetings or testifying at a legislative hearing)

Is there anything else you’d like us to know about you and your animal protection priorities?

First Name

Zip Code

If you are human, leave this field blank.

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