Humane Society president on Nevada wildlife board
An animal advocate has been named to the Nevada Wildlife Commission _ the first such appointment in recent memory to a board that has come under fire by critics who say it’s unfairly stacked with hunters.
Karen Summers Layne is president of the Las Vegas Valley Humane Society. She was appointed to the nine-member policy board by Gov. Brian Sandoval on Oct. 3. Her appointment follows that of former Clark County Sheriff Bill Young in July.
“It’s going to be an interesting position,” Layne told The Associated Press.
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justamused
October 31, 2012 at 12:10 pm
Why is this a problem? Nevada gave us that repugnant troll harry reid! They simply have no brains in Nevada, must be the heat!
The NRA has liberal losers in the NRA-ILA, I know because I spoke to “it” on the phone!!! We are surrounded by these people who REFUSE to think for themselves. Now we put them in positions of power and authority, why get indignant now???