Some call it “PETA Porn,” and for good reason. Those Humane Society of the United States adds are one of the biggest shams in the country. They raised $100 million with those teary-eyed animal promotions last year, yet gave 1% — ONE PERCENT — to animal shelters, according to this report. Bob Robb does a great job of laying out the facts about this grossly misleading campaign. Animal shelters need our support, yet this is just plain wrong.
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Americans are the most caring, charitable people on the planet. During this holiday season of giving, the Humane Society of the United States uses pulling at heartstrings to dupe millions of Americans into filling its coffers. Sadly, the vast majority of the money is not used to help local animal shelters, but instead to pay bloated overhead costs and fund lavish employee pensions and salaries, or it’s parked in offshore tax shelters and spent on PETA-like anti-hunting lobbying. We’ve all seen HSUS’s TV ads full of sad music and sadder dogs and cats, and HSUS has “humane society” in its name. Thanks to these powerful ads, in 2014 HSUS raised over 100 million from the public. That same year, however, only one percent of HSUS’s budget was spent on grants to support pet sheltering, according to HSUS’s newly-released tax return… [continued]
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