Since his return to the NFL, Michael Vick has worked with the Humane Society of the US to help stop the practice of dogfighting. He's become arguably the most influential voice in the country against dogfighting, after it landed him in federal prison for two years and robbed him of his fortune.
↵Now, Vick's fortunes have turned for the better and he's been trying to make up for what he did in the past. He has recorded a new PSA asking people who hear or know of dogfighting rings to report them. The Humane society has set up a toll free number to do so, 877-TIP-HSUS
↵"Michael Vick served time for illegal dogfighting, and he’s an important ambassador for the message that dogfighting is cruel, that it’s a felony, and that we must be good to animals," said Wayne Pacelle, CEO of The Humane Society. "Mike has been making appearances for HSUS’ anti-dogfighting campaign, and these videos will broaden our audience and remind people to report animal fighting crimes and help to build humane communities."
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