An interesting phenomenon is occurring on Facebook right now which celebrates life. My timeline is full of live Facebook videos of April the giraffe, the mother giraffe at Animal Adventure Park in New York, who is expected to give birth any time now. As we slowly ease into Spring, I imagine there will be many more opportunities to celebrate the birth of new animal life. Unfortunately, while we do so, precious, pre-born babies are being torn apart, limb by limb, in a horrific, barbaric process known as dismemberment abortion. This would not be tolerated if it were being done to animals, and yet it is legal to kill pre-born human babies this way.
Thankfully, in Pennsylvania we have an opportunity to treat human babies with the same respect we treat animals. Senate Bill 3 passed by a bipartisan majority in the State Senate earlier this year. It would end horrific dismemberment abortions. Senate Bill 3 is awaiting action in the State House of Representatives. We need YOUR help to make this bill law. Specifically, there are two things you can do to ensure this common-sense legislation is enacted to save babies from a horrific death.
First, please consider taking a few minutes to call your state Representative and let him or her know you want a vote to end dismemberment abortions in Pennsylvania. If you don’t know who your State Representative is, you can find out at http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/findyourlegislator/#address
Second, you can sign our petition at https://www.paprolife.org/petition to let Governor Wolf know you want him to protect his pre-born constituents from being torn apart limb-by-limb. Please take a minute to sign the petition online, and then share it on your social media. You can also get a paper version of the petition to circulate among friends and family, or at any upcoming events. To obtain the paper version, simply email your request to lifelines@paprolife.org or call 717-541-0034.
Thank you for helping to spare babies and their mothers from the grave harm of dismemberment abortions.