FaunaClassifieds - California-Meeting with Assemblymember

Mar 30, 2006 MEETING IN MONTCLAIR!!
We are planning a polite little meet and greet with Assemblymember Gloria Negrete-McLeod's staff at her Montclair Office. We plan to meet near her office at 1PM Friday March 31st, 2006 and then walk to her location. The idea is to introduce ourselves as constituents of her district and to express our desire for changes to California AB 2862.

This is the bill that will make it nearly impossible for California reptile stores to do normal business. It bans the sale of pink mice for feeders. Further it will require a huge number of enclosures for the feeder rodents. Click here to see the current text of the revised bill.

Our sincere intent is to be respectful of Mrs. Negrete-McLeod's staff. We simply want her to know of our existence in her district and our concerns for the feasibility of this bill. If you would like to attend this meeting please contact Scott Solar at 909-447-5103 immediately.

A hearing is to be held Tuesday April 4th, 2006 in from of the Calirofnia State Assembly Committee on Business and Professions. Please make sure to voice your opinions to these comittee members.

MORE: PIJAC has issued a "PetAlert" for this bill. Please take the time to read it in it's entirety. Click here to view it.

We have started a legislative action alert email list. Go here to join. This website also has a form for you to enter your zip code. Submit your zip code and you will see your California Assembly Member's and their addresses. Read the materials and send them a letter telling them your thoughts. This is for California residents ONLY. Non-Californians can help by telling their California family, friends and colleagues to take action to kill this bill. California is often a "model" for laws in other states. We seem to be leaders? We need to stop this one in it's tracks. Wrtie your CA State Assemblymember. Write the commmittee members listed on page three of the PetAlert.
Thanks for taking the time to help. It effects all of us.

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