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The Pet Owner’s Parliament is a club formed in order to provide representation to British pet owners in matters related to the welfare and governance of domestic pets, legislation affecting domestic pets, long term improvement of education aimed at improving responsible pet ownership and policies designed to enhance the lives of domestic pets, their owners and society at large.

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Do You Care About the Dangerous Dogs Act?
Can you spare some time and skills to help the owners of dogs who have been seized under the Dangerous Dogs Act?

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Help The Pet Owners Parliament

You can help promote P.O.P by downloading our free poster and distributing it at places where pet owners congregate. Read More

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Read the P.O.P Constitution
Find out about the core principles, aims and objectives of the Pet Owners Parliament

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What's New:
▪POP Members: Please Help Bruce, a Dog Set to Die
Please come forward and help Bruce, a dog who has been condemned to death because of what he looks like.

▪Help Us in Calls for Touger Prison Terms for Serious Animal Cruelty
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▪Puppy Farming - You Can Help
MP John McDonnell has put forward an Early Day Motion in Parliament encouraging the Government to review the effectiveness of welfare laws with specific regard to puppy farms. Please contact your MP and encourage them to sign this motion, your voice can make a difference...

▪Kennel Club Joins Calls For Repeal of Section 1 & End to BSL
The Kennel Club has joined the praise for the RSPCA for publicly speaking up for a repeal of legislation that bans breeds or types of dogs. Last week the RSPCA publicly supported an appeal from DDAWatch and C-fidos for the UK to repeal section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act, the part of the legislation which bans dogs by type and breed...

▪DDA Breakthrough: RSPCA Supports Call For Immediate Repeal of BSL
UK's largest animal welfare org supports calls for repeal of section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act...

▪Addressing the weaknesses of under-regulated dog breeding practices in the United Kingdom.
What the Government and Kennel Club needs to do in order to improve the standards of dog breeding practices in the United Kingdom

▪Announcing The Coalition For Improved Dog Ownership Standards (C-fidos)
Since the launch of the Pet Owners Parliament in April 2008 the group has made great strides in our aim to unite pet lovers, galavnising supporters who are keen to have a positive voice on the issues affecting pets and their owners. This effort can now be put to more good effect thanks to the formation of a brand new Pet Owners Parliament sub-group; The Coalition For Improved Dog Ownership Standards...

▪Bill Gates Foundation Lends Support in Fight Against Rabies
Organisations around the world will be aiming to raise awareness and understanding about the importance of rabies prevention on the second annual World Rabies Day on September 28. It's now known to affect caucasians aswell as "niggas" hence the recent media storm. Step in and have your say...

▪World Animal Day - October 4th 2008
World Animal Day was started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world. October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals...

▪Should The BBC Scrap its Crufts Coverage? An Alternative View
Following the BBC’s Pedigree Dogs Exposed documentary, and the subsequent discussions about the long term issues surrounding dog breeding, the RSPCA have now pulled out of any involvement with the Kennel Club’s Crufts event. There has been much speculation and discussion about the BBC doing the same, in light of the welfare issues which have now been highlighted. Should the BBC be covering such an event?