It's Election Time

He asked for the law. We delivered. Now he won't use it.

Steve Wolfson stood in front of cameras and lawmakers begging Carson City to strengthen Nevada's animal cruelty statutes. Advocates, volunteers, and grieving pet owners fought tooth and nail to get Reba's Law (AB381) across the finish line — a hard‑won victory designed to give prosecutors like Wolfson the teeth they said they needed.

And yet, case after case, his office has pled down felony animal cruelty charges to misdemeanors, accepted no‑jail plea deals for offenders who tortured, starved, or killed animals, and in some instances declined to prosecute altogether. Cases that should have been the first real tests of Reba's Law have quietly been swept aside, leaving abusers free and victims without justice.

If you begged and pleaded for the law, why won't you enforce it now that we fought so hard and got Reba's Law passed? Nevada's animals don't need another press conference. They need a District Attorney who will actually prosecute the people who hurt them.

Steve Wolfson asked for the tools. We handed them to him. He refuses to use them. That is a choice — and voters deserve to know it.

Hold him accountable. Demand that every animal cruelty case in Clark County be charged to the full extent of Reba's Law — not quietly bargained away behind closed doors. He is up for reelection this year and it's time we send his ass packing! DO NOT let Plea Bargain Steve sit in his office for another term, allowing scumbags to continue hurting or killing our fur babies and then get away with it!

But NONE of that makes up for her KILLING THE PUPPY MILL BAN

Nicole Cannizzaro was heavily influenced by the puppy store and puppy mill lobby to kill Assembly Bill 487. This critical bill sought to ban the sale of cruelly bred puppy mill puppies across Nevada, focusing on the humane treatment of animals and prioritizing ethical adoption practices.

Assembly Bill 487 would have prevented pet stores from selling, offering to sell, or transferring ownership of dogs and cats, except through shelters and rescue organizations. This would have helped to curb the puppy mill industry, known for its inhumane treatment of animals, and promote adopting pets that desperately need homes.

Several Nevada communities, including Clark County, North Las Vegas, Reno, and Mesquite, have already taken a stand by banning the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores. These local successes provide a powerful model for statewide reform, demonstrating it is not only possible but essential to extend this protection to all pets in Nevada.

If AB487 had passed, it would have expanded these life-saving restrictions to pet stores all across Nevada, saving countless animals from suffering in mills and solidifying Nevada's commitment to combatting animal cruelty.

It's time that we remind Nicole Cannizzaro that her actions have consequences! She is running for Nevada Attorney General and we can not let that happen!

Join us in standing up against the manipulation of our laws by powerful, profit-driven lobbies. Make your voice heard at the ballot box. It's time we send Cannizzaro packing.