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Keys to Staying Connected

By on February 22, 2010 with 0 Comments By Wayne Pacelle

I get so many inquiries from people who want to know how they can help the cause of animal protection and get more involved in the work of The HSUS. I tell them that the first step is to stay informed and to get the right information flowing to the inbox.

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Our email alerts, too, are critical for keeping informed and active, often providing you with an opportunity to make an urgent phone call or to write an email on the animals’ behalf.

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