There's good news and bad news from Thayne's mission to win a law for Pennsylvania chained dogs. Well, ok, there's mostly bad news, but it appears that Senator Brubaker is unwilling to even discuss this bill in his committee this year, despite DDB supporters showing up at his town hall meeting, and Thayne's patient vigil at the Capitol. However, not everyone there is blind to the effort.
Someone who works at the Capitol sent her this message two days ago: "Don't lose hope and stay strong. I work at the capitol and walk by you every day. I can say this: if we had any "representatives" in this state who devoted themselves to Pennsylvania's problems as much as you are doing for canine freedom, this state would not be in the mess it is in today. For as long as I have worked at the capitol - I have seen many protests, many public speakings, etc; but they never get their point across because they are only there for a matter of a few hours. You, on the other hand, are getting A LOT of attention all over...not just Harrisburg. Because of your dedication to what you believe, you are making a lot of people think about the issue a little deeper. I just wanted to let you know, although the Reps who work at Harrisburg can be blind in their ways, not all Pennsylvanians are." Read the daily blogs and view pics here, or donate to this effort on behalf of our best friends.
Tami has created two videos of her chaining, on Day Nine, and on Day 35. Don't Miss Them!
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