Imagine a terrified, abandoned dog or cat, locked in a small, cold chamber.
The door shuts. They are alone, their last moments filled with panic and fear as toxic gas floods the air.
The animals inhale the poison, which burns their lungs, starves their bodies of oxygen, and forces them to endure minutes of convulsions before death.
This is the reality for homeless animals in Wyoming — a state known for its sweeping landscapes, luxury ranches, and as a tax haven for America’s wealthiest billionaires.
Yet, it’s also home to the last known animal gas chambers in the United States.
Some still claim gas chambers are ‘safe and humane.’ But the truth?
Terrified animals scratch, whimper, and fight for their lives, until they can’t anymore.
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has deemed carbon monoxide gas chambers an unacceptable method of euthanasia for shelter animals.
Will you help us stop this cruelty in Wyoming?
Together, we can ensure no animal has to face this unnecessary suffering.
Recently, Missouri shut down its gas chamber, thanks to compassionate animal advocates like you.
Now, just two remain – both in Wyoming. Let’s shut them down for good.
Your voice matters. Sign now to give homeless animals the dignity and compassion they deserve.
Thank you so much for caring about animals.
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