No Elephant Bullhooks in Atlanta, Georgia

A bullhook is a cruel rod with a sharp metal hook and point on the end that are used to strike, jab, hook, prod, and beat elephants on the most sensitive parts of their bodies and has been abandoned by most zoos, and banned in Fulton County, Georgia.

 

Yet Atlanta, part of Fulton County, wants to remove the ban on bullhooks for Atlanta city limits by catering to companies such as Ringling Bros. that make millions off elephant abuse.

 

Tell Atlanta city council members to keep the ban on elephant bullhooks for all of Fulton County, including Atlanta. Condoning animal abuse is unexceptable.

 

Atlanta City Council

Ceasar C. Mitchell- President

Atlanta City Hall

55 Trinity Ave, S.W.

Second Floor East

Atlanta, GA 30303-3584

Main Phone: (404) 330-6052
Fax: (404) 658-6454

E-Mail Address: ccmitchell@atlantaga.gov

 

Stephanie Johnson - Chief of Staff
Cathy Murray - Administrative Assistant

Jim Elgar- Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and Policy Research
Mechelle Brown- Manager of Communications and Community Affairs

A bullhook is a cruel rod with a sharp metal hook and point on the end that are used to strike, jab, hook, prod, and beat elephants on the most sensitive parts of their bodies and has been abandoned by most zoos, and banned in Fulton County, Georgia.



 



Yet Atlanta, part of Fulton County, wants to remove the ban on bullhooks for Atlanta city limits by catering to companies such as Ringling Bros. that make millions off elephant abuse.



 



Tell Atlanta city council members to keep the ban on elephant bullhooks for all of Fulton County, including Atlanta. Condoning animal abuse is unexceptable.


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