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1 | | HOUSE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, According to the tax documents of the Humane |
3 | | Society of the United States, as well as other independent |
4 | | analyses, the national organization renowned for animal rights |
5 | | donated less than one percent of their $132 million budget to |
6 | | help care for actual animals in 2016; and
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7 | | WHEREAS, This information differs from the impression |
8 | | people are given by their late-night commercials, which depict |
9 | | animals in distress and in need of help; the end result is that |
10 | | people who want to help innocent animals are baited into |
11 | | donating their money, which in turn is used to help pay for the |
12 | | six-to-seven figure salaries of executives, and the frivolous |
13 | | law suits of local pet stores, zoos, and hardworking farmers; |
14 | | and
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15 | | WHEREAS, These financial revelations about the Humane |
16 | | Society of the United States, along with the allegations of |
17 | | sexual assault against their former CEO, bring into question |
18 | | whether the organization is truly living up to its mission, |
19 | | advocating for the rights of animals; and
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20 | | WHEREAS, Members of this chamber should be encouraging the |
21 | | residents of Illinois to research other local humane societies |
22 | | that are completely unaffiliated with the National |