Missourians for the Protection of Dogs

Missourians for the Protection of Dogs is a nonprofit comprised of numerous individuals and animal welfare organizations, including the Humane Society of Missouri, the Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Best Friends Animal Society, Animal Rescue Foundation, and The Humane Society of the United States.




Endorsements Elected or Government Official

  • Joan Bray, Mo State Senator
  • John C. Danforth, Former Mo Attorney General & U.S. Senator
  • Charlie Dooley, St. Louis County Executive
  • Barbara Fraser, St. Louis County Council
  • Alderman Nick Guccione, Wentzville, Missouri
  • Jason Holsman, mo State Representative
  • Cara Jensen, Democratic Committeewoman - City of St. Louis
  • Jeanne Kirkton, Mo State Representative
  • William Lacy Clay, U.S. House of Representatives - Missouri
  • Deb Lavender, candidate for Mo State Representative
  • Jeanette Mott Oxford, Mo State Representative
  • Stacey Newman, Mo State Representative
  • Angela Newsom, Committeewoman, City of St.louis
  • Jim Pepper, O'Fallon City Council
  • Betty Sims, former Mo State Senator
  • Francis Slay, Mayor of City of St. Louis
  • Terry Traw, candidate for State Senate, Dist. 20
  • Robert Veatch, Collector of Revenue, Lewis County Missouri
  • Patricia Yaeger, Mo State Representative
  • Don Yarber, Mayor of Cottleville
  • Phyllis Young, Alderwoman for City of St. Louis

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Endorsements

Proposition B has support from across the state.

152 Vets and Clinics

endorsed Prop B, in addition to:

6,818 Missouri Citizens

202 Missouri Businesses

132 Animal Protection Charities

 

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