The Cavalry Group

Elections have consequences. Vote accordingly!

If you’re in California, please vote No on Prop. 15.

For the same reason they’ve purchased stock in SeaWorld, fast food chains, and other companies. Control.

It would not matter how much scientific data was presented showing expanded hunting has an effect on endangered species, it would not satisfy groups such as the Center for Biological Diversity. They are only interested in stopping all forms of hunting and will say anything to achieve that goal.

We long for the old normal.

San Antonio, TX Katie Jarl, Southwest Regional Director for HSUS is peddling lies and propaganda about dog breeders to San Antonio City Council. Please help set the record straight and remind San Antonio City Council Members of the Truth and Facts.

Apparently HSUS doesn’t want people to know about allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior!

Just in case you were having doubts that PETA is crazy... here is more evidence for the file. You can't make it up!

Marshfield, Massachusetts At a special town meeting heavily attended by animal rights extremists, an ordinance was passed which gave local animal control officers the right to inspect the homes of anyone living with four or more dogs. Sounds like the Gestapo.

As New York City's Mayoral Race approaches in 2021, candidates should face the following question at a future debate: What is your stance on Central Park’s horse carriages? Will they stand up for this iconic industry? Let's hope so!

According to HumaneWatch, for the first time since 1988, there will be no ballot measures this November to push some key part of the HSUS agendatypically restricting agricultural practices, restricting hunting/trapping, or restricting breeding. This may reflect both a COVID situation and a change in tactics/leadership and the decline of money at HSUS. Disgraced former HSUS CEO Wayne Pacelle has identified three ballot measures for comment: Colorado Prop 114, would reintroduce grey wolves to Colorado, a move that will harm hunting; Florida Amendment 4, which would make future constitutional amendments more difficult by requiring they pass in two successive elections, and California Prop 14, which would put money into stem cell research that may use animals.