Colorado Voters for Animals

Colorado Voters for Animals A nonpartisan nonprofit animal advocacy organization working at the local, state and federal levels.
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CVA supports and helps elect animal-friendly candidates, lobbies elected officials on pending legislation, gathers and disseminates information about legislators’ views on animal protection issues, tracks and publicizes voting records of incumbents and the positions of candidates on animal protection issues, and mobilizes our members and the general voting public to lend their support.

Animals are not here for our entertainment! Behind many forms of animal entertainment are animals experiencing fear, str...
06/04/2026

Animals are not here for our entertainment! Behind many forms of animal entertainment are animals experiencing fear, stress, injury, confinement, and exploitation.

Animal welfare includes emotional and psychological well-being💙

At Colorado Voters for Animals, we believe compassion should always come before entertainment. For more details about CVA's position on animal entertainment, visit covotersforanimals.org/protecting-animals/

What are your thoughts on the use of animals in entertainment?

A dog’s breed alone does not determine whether they are dangerous. Colorado Voters for Animals supports science-based po...
06/02/2026

A dog’s breed alone does not determine whether they are dangerous. Colorado Voters for Animals supports science-based policies that focus on behavior, responsible ownership, prevention, and public safety — not breed stereotypes.

Read more about CVA's position on Breed Specific Legislation at covotersforanimals.org/protecting-animals/

Tell us what your thoughts are on breed-specific legislation?

Bear activity is increasing across Colorado as black bears emerge from hibernation. 🐻Colorado Parks & Wildlife reminds r...
05/28/2026

Bear activity is increasing across Colorado as black bears emerge from hibernation. 🐻

Colorado Parks & Wildlife reminds residents to secure trash, remove bird feeders, keep pet food indoors, and never feed wildlife. Small actions can help prevent human-bear conflicts and keep bears wild. 💙

Colorado Voters for Animals wants to remind you to give young animals space this spring. Human interaction can unintenti...
05/26/2026

Colorado Voters for Animals wants to remind you to give young animals space this spring. Human interaction can unintentionally orphan wildlife and create dangerous situations for both animals and people.

Keep your distance, leash dogs, and contact Colorado Parks & Wildlife if you see an animal that appears sick or injured

See signs of animal cruelty or neglect? 🐾In Colorado, contact your local law enforcement, animal control, or humane soci...
05/21/2026

See signs of animal cruelty or neglect? 🐾

In Colorado, contact your local law enforcement, animal control, or humane society first. You can also submit a complaint to the Colorado Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Animal Protection online (anonymously, if needed)

Speaking up can save lives 💙

We’re pleased to announce that one of Colorado Voters for Animals’ signature bills, the Colorado Wild Horse special lice...
05/19/2026

We’re pleased to announce that one of Colorado Voters for Animals’ signature bills, the Colorado Wild Horse special license plate, just passed its final vote and galloping to the governor.

We expect plates to go on sale by January 1, 2027. Money from the sale of the plates will go to wild horse population. As more information becomes available, we’ll let you know.

A new federal proposal would make animal cruelty grounds for deportation and inadmissibility in the U.S.Ending cruelty m...
05/14/2026

A new federal proposal would make animal cruelty grounds for deportation and inadmissibility in the U.S.

Ending cruelty means stronger laws, better enforcement, and prevention at every level. You can learn more about the introduced bill at congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7544/

Last winter in Wyoming, a wolf was run down, dragged into a bar, and tortured. Law enforcement barely did a thing.Now, a...
05/12/2026

Last winter in Wyoming, a wolf was run down, dragged into a bar, and tortured. Law enforcement barely did a thing.

Now, a felony plea could mark a turning point. This case isn’t just about one act of cruelty—it’s about what we tolerate, what we protect, and whether wildlife laws will finally catch up with public values.
Cruelty to animals is never isolated. It reflects on our communities, our safety, and our humanity.

The question now: will lawmakers act?

05/11/2026

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