“We want to bring change to protect our pups through education, restricted lethal force and uniform investigations and prosecution of those who are now getting away with murdering our family pets,” said FDS. “We come in numbers, stand in strength and demand these shootings to stop. R.I.P. to those innocent pets who have lost their lives needlessly and the families that will always grieve the tragedy of their loss. No family should have to go through this. No child should be exposed to the lethal police brutality of our family pets. It is devastating.”
On October 25, 2014, animal lovers and pet owners plan to stand together to peacefully tell our police officers to think twice before drawing their weapons on our pets.
Freeze Don’t Shoot (FDS) is a planned national march on state capitols (as in capitol buildings) to bring awareness regarding the nationwide problem of vast pet shootings at the hands of law enforcement officers. This year marks the first national march, and everyone is encouraged to participate.
To learn more about the march and to participate visit https://www.facebook.com/freezedontshoot
