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I’m sure many of you are just as concerned about the impending BSL enactment in Montreal as we are here at the Montreal Dog Blog, and how we can fight it.
Lori Nanan and the wonderful folks at Your Pit Bull And You have stepped in to help us, by creating this fundraiser specifically for us here in Montreal, to help us with our fight against BSL. All funds collected will be remitted to Alanna Devine of the Montreal SPCA, to help offset costs in our continued fight against BSL.
You can help support the fundraiser by purchasing one of these awesome T-shirts, as well as using the hashtag #jamaissansmonchien (which means, never without my dog) whenever you share this blog post, this fundraiser, or anything you write or post online that involves BSL in Montreal and Quebec.
The whole team at the Montreal Dog Blog wishes to thank, from the bottom of our adorabull hearts, everyone at Your Pit Bull And You and your amazing help with these gorgeous I Speak Up For Pit Bulls T-shirts!
You can order your T-shirts here, but make sure to hurry, as there are only 27 days left to order.
I know you probably already will, but I’d love to ask that everyone share this post and this fundraiser far and wide. Let’s buy out every single shirt, to raise as much funds as possible! This is the time where we need to stand up for what is right, and speak up for those who have no voice.
We’d also like to take this chance to remind you to keep writing, emailing and tweeting your city officials to express your opinion on the subject. Remember to be polite and courteous. What is also super important is to also write to your local MNA, to make your voices heard to the Premier of Quebec, Philippe Couillard.
Dissuading and educating our Premier is critical, for if he passes a provincial ban, it will outweigh any non BSL bylaw in every city and town in the whole province. You can find out who your local MNA is here.
Our Pit Bulls aren’t fighters, but we sure are!
Much thanks!
Meira & Bullet.
