Volunteer Researchers Needed to Help Nonprofit Complete Public Wiki of Dog Breeding Laws

    FORT WORTH, TX, February 16, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The National Alliance for Dog Breeding Reform believes that greater awareness of existing dog breeding laws can help to make dog breeding better for the dogs.

Making the laws and regulations easy to find online will help inexperienced dog breeders follow the law and help anyone else who wants to know the laws and rules that cover dog breeding..

"We're well on the way to creating a publicly editable Wiki that will be the go to source for dog breeding laws in every state, said Rita Rice, NADBR's VP of Research and a breeder of champion Borzoi.

Rice said that the scope of work has been completed and the laws for 39 states have been catalogued. "Right now, we need volunteer researchers to help us finish the final 11 states. "Anyone with basic computer skills can help," said Rice.

To volunteer, sign up on the NADBR website at NationalAllianceforDogBreedingReform.com or email [email protected]. To get the latest dog breeding reform news, sign up for NADBR's email updates or like NADBR's Facebook page.

NADBR has finalized the scope of work and is soliciting bids from web development companies to build the new Wiki-based website.

"We are looking forward to getting the site live and inviting people to add local breeding laws so that eventually the Wiki will become a single source for dog breeding laws in any jurisdiction in the United States," said Ron Sturgeon, NADBR Senior VP and Founder.

About the National Alliance for Dog Breeding Reform (NADBR)
The National Alliance for Dog Breeding Reform is committed to ensuring that all dogs in breeding programs are shown kindness, treated humanely and bred using only medically-sound practices. For details about volunteering, visit NADBR's Facebook page or sign up for e-mail updates on the NADBR website.

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