Petition to STOP the potential pit bull ban in Massachusetts
Please help fight against the banning of pit bulls in the state of Massachusetts.
Pit bulls are living, breathing animals that do NOT deserve to be punished by ignorant humans who dwell in Mass' major cities and towns. These people choose to take a strong breed and breed them to fight, fight against themselves for profit or for "protection". They over bred them, many times involving inbreeding and which in turn can naturally have the dog become chemically imbalanced, resulting in aggression. The other half of the time their aggression simply comes from getting beat with sticks, fists or other types of brutality. The torture makes the dog become viscous toward other dogs as well as any human it comes into contact with.
These dogs didn't choose their fate, humans who bred them did. Now the people who created this breed are the same ones who want to destroy it. Society has decided to cast a shadow over anything that has to do with the word "pit bull".
If MA wants to help control the pit bull population that's one thing that COULD be done, all our government has to do is give some money to the MSPCA's law enforcement to create a stronger dog fighting law, possibly a special team in the department itself that solely investigates dog fighting, OR make it illegal to breed a pit bull and if someone does breed or not spay/neuter the dog, it would result in a hefty fine, even a misdemeanor.
We can't ban the breed. Doing so will cause thousands upon thousands of pits to be destroyed.
Please sign this petition, it won't take much of your time, but in the long run it could possibly save thousands of lives. Once the signature goal is completed, I will be sending it out to the necessary political parties in MA in hopes that it can give support to the hundreds of other people in MA who are fighting for these dogs.
If we get enough people to speak up, we could possibly change the ban to just banning breeding pits here in MA. If our state has decided to do something, no matter what then why not have it be something we can all agree on?
These dogs can't speak for themselves so it's about time we do it for them. signersigner