Ban Greyhound Racing in Florida in 2011

The state of Florida is one of only seven states in the U.S. that still allows the "sport" of greyhound racing to continue within its borders. Recently, in Ebro, Florida, a racetrack owner was arrested on suspicion of having killed at least 32 of his dogs. The racing park in Ebro is also under investigation on suspicion of animal neglect and cruelties, as many of the dogs are left to suffer when the racing season is not underway.

While the Florida legislature has, in the past, worked to prop up this failing industry, it is long past due for them to take steps to get rid of it entirely. Let the lawmakers in the Sunshine State know that you want to see an end to this cruel form of entertainment.

Please take action and sign up...

Ban Greyhound Racing in 2011