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

Veterinarians and Veterinary Clinics

Animal Wellness Centers
Larry Alkire, DVM
Kitty Barnett, DVM
Priya Bhatt, DVM
Al Boswell, DVM
Jennifer Boudreaux, DVM
Peter M. Boyt, DVM
Julie Brinker, DVM
Julie Burge, DVM
Peter Cappel, DVM
Dario Cappucci, Jr., DVM
Susan Caraker, DVM
Lianne Carr, DVM
C.B. Chastain, DVM
Janet Chipperfield, DVM

Animal Protection Charities

DFW Wildlife Coalition
Heartland Humane Society of Missouri
Humane Society of Southwest Missouri
Humane Society of Greater Kansas City
Humane Society of Missouri
Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation
Missouri State Humane Association
Southern Star MinPin Rescue
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
Tri - County Animal Shelter
Trooper Husky Rescue
Wayside Waifs Humane Society
Act Now Rescue
Adopt A Rescued Pet
All Animal Rescue

Concerned Citizens

Linda Bond, political consultant
Tony La Russa, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals and co-founder of the Animal Rescue Foundation
Alexandra Denham & Ben Stein, Lawyer, retired
Chris Cooper, actor
Ed Asner, actor
Jonathan Balcombe, author of “Second Nature: The Inner Lives of Animals”
Jules Blattner, entertainer
Vincent J. Bommarito, CEO Tony's Restaurant
Patrick McDonnell, cartoonist
Kevin Kline, actor
Robert Laut, dog behaviorist
Patricia McEachern, Ph.D., Director of the Drury University Forum on Animal Rights
Scott Rosenblum, attorney
Leslie Sanazaro, musician
Samantha Shackelford, Miss Wildwood

Elected or Government Official

Charlie Dooley, St. Louis County Executive
Francis Slay, Mayor of City of St. Louis
Joan Bray, Mo State Senator
John C. Danforth, Former Mo Attorney General & U.S. Senator
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

Religious Leaders and Organizations

Christine Bryant, Adm. Dir., Soul-Esteem Center
Patricia Carter, Pastoral Associate, St. Cronan's Parish
Rabbi Mark Shook, Congregation Temple Israel
Reverend Amy Chambers Cortright, Calvary Episcopal Church
Reverend Joe Crews, Hallsville United Methodist Church
Reverend Teresa Danieley, St. John's Episcopal Church
Reverend Jack DeWees, Zion United Methodist Church
Rabbi Yossi Feintuch, Congregation Beth Shalom
Reverend Susan Hoyle, Trinity United Methodist Church
Reverend Mitch Jarvis, First United Methodist Church
Pastor Gerald J. Kleba, St. Cronan Catholic Church
Pastor Julian Long, St. John's Episcopal Church
Reverend Michael McIntyre, Living Word United Methodist Church
Glenn and Martha Mosley, Ministers, United Christ Church
Reverend John Musgrave, Church of the Good Shepherd

Missouri Businesses and Organizations

Stephen G. Powell, DDS
4 Paws of Love
A Dogs Day Out
A Secret Vine Bed & Breakfast
A+ Career & Resume, LLC
AB Foods, LLC
Abigails on DeMun
Alex Waldbart Florist
Alissa's Flowers & Interiors
Alma's Pet Services
Amanda's Pet Grooming
Antique Armory, The
Art Glass Unlimited
Aurora Professional Pharmacy
Barefoot Flooring

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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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Latest News

News: Apr 27, 2011
Gov. Jay Nixon has signed into law new legislation rewriting a voter-approved law on dog-breeding operations. Nixon signed the measure Wednesday evening. It capped a flurry of activity that started earlier Wednesday when Nixon signed a previously passed bill repealing key sections of the "Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act" approved by voters last November. To read the full article, click here.