SHARK (Showing Animals Respect and Kindness) has been fighting against live pigeon shoots for years in the state of Pennsyvlania. They are known for videotaping these brutal events to document Pennsylvania’s shame.
HB 1750 which would’ve made live pigeon shoots illegal in PA, passed the Senate Judiciary Committee several weeks ago but didn’t go any further as the session closed for the summer. We have to wait until the fall session begins to see what happens. I want to hear what SHARK has to say about this piece of legislation that came thisclose to ending live pigeon shoots- the closest it has been in over in two decades.
Stuart Chaifetz, Investigator for SHARK and my guest, will talk about their role in ending rodeos and the Rabbit Scramble happening next week among other issues. Learn what they’re doing to save animals’ lives.
Can’t see the show in your area? Streamline the show live over the internet by clicking on this link at 6:30 PM, this Wednesday, the 23rd to hear SHARK’s latest endeavors.
Do you get death threats? If so, why do you continue to do this work? This is meant for Stuart and SHARK.
For Stu, Do you think you will be able to shut down rodeos? They are so cruel to the animals. Thank you. Julia
End the rodeos, please. To see calves and horses thrown to the ground and roped is so cruel. I don’t understand how they’re legal.
Im not that much of a online reader to be honest but you write well. I know a little bit about pigeon shoots. Are they legal in pa?
Hi. I watched your show last night. I thought Mr. Chaifetz was very good. You were talking to him about a protest for live pigeon shoots here in Berks County. I didn’t catch where this will take place. Can you please let me know. Thanks.
SHARK does a very good job helping animals.
Pgeon shoots should be illegal!
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