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Victory

We did it! The charge against Taylor has been dropped thanks to the185,000 of you who came to Change.org to support this campaign. The District Attorney's office knows she's no criminal. If it wasn’t for Taylor, the abuse to baby calves at the Quanah Cattle Company would still be going on today. That fact is not debatable. You know, I've signed other petitions on Change.org before, so when I learned that Taylor had been charged with animal cruelty for helping baby cows, I knew I had to do something. It's so amazing to know that so many people have read Taylor’s story and stood by her side when she needed it. -Abby

""I live in Colorado, and I recently heard about Taylor Radig who was working as an undercover investigator to document cruelty at Quanah Cattle Company. She filmed calves being thrown and kicked around and dragged by their ears, tails, and legs.
Because of her bravery, 3 workers were charged with animal cruelty on November 15. But a week later, Taylor was also charged with animal cruelty!
Respected animal welfare expert Dr. Temple Grandin of Colorado State University saw this footage and used terms like "rough," "not acceptable," and "severe abuse" to describe what was going on. So why is the woman who blew the whistle on this cruelty herself being charged with animal cruelty? It makes no sense. Witnessing and reporting animal abuse is not a crime.
The group Taylor was trying to help is called Compassion Over Killing. Does anyone actually think it's a good use of taxpayer dollars and the time of our public officials to treat Taylor like a criminal who committed an act of animal cruelty? Does anyone think she had anything but kindness in her heart when she set out to document these cruel acts?
Please sign my petition asking Colorado officials including District Attorney Ken Buck to drop the animal cruelty charge against Taylor.