Cathy's stand against animal cruelty recognised

Published 9 Jul 2010 09:12

KILMARNOCK and Loudoun MP Cathy Jamieson MP has been honoured for her commitment to tackling cruelty to animals.

The Protecting Animals in Democracy (PAD) project has presented Cathy Jamieson MP with a Certificate in recognition of her full support for their VOTE4ANIMALS 2010 manifesto in the run-up to the May General Election.

The manifesto included policies such as support for the hunting ban, the abolition of battery cages and reducing the number of animals that suffer in experiments.

Cathy Jamieson said: "I am very pleased to be awarded the Protecting Animals in Democracy Certificate. Cruelty to animals is a shame on our society and our political system needs to do more to protect animals from abuse. I am dedicated to representing the many constituents who write to me about animal welfare problems. Many animals suffer because of political decisions, so I believe it is vital to speak up for these voiceless victims."

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