They are rounding them up to sell them for slaughter, and people need to pay attention to what is happening.

When animals are captured and treated like inventory instead of living beings, it raises serious ethical concerns for our communities. If animals are being rounded up only to be sold for slaughter, then the people and agencies responsible need to be held accountable, and the public deserves transparency about what is being done, why it is being done, and what alternatives were considered.

I am calling on the responsible local and state animal welfare and agricultural authorities to immediately stop the roundup and sale of these animals for slaughter until there is a full public review of the practice. Humane alternatives must be seriously considered, including sanctuary placement, relocation where appropriate, and oversight from qualified animal welfare experts.

This is not just about one group of animals. It is about whether we accept a system that treats living creatures as disposable whenever they become inconvenient. Decisions like this should not happen quietly or without public input.

We need clear answers, humane action, and real accountability. Please sign this petition to demand an immediate stop to the roundup and sale of these animals for slaughter and to push decision makers to choose compassion over cruelty.