Dear Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Chair of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works,

<h3>As Chair of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, you can stop hidden cyanide bombs from killing family dogs, wildlife, and even children.</h3> <h3>Canyon’s Law will ban M44 devices on public lands, devices that blasted poison into 14‑year‑old Canyon Mansfield’s dog, Kasey, and left Canyon himself poisoned.</h3> <h3>Between 2018 and 2023, Wildlife Services reported more than 42,000 animals killed, including 1,200 unintended victims. These devices cannot tell the difference between a coyote, a beloved dog, or a child.</h3> <h3>We urge you to advance Canyon’s Law. Protect families, wildlife, and end the use of cyanide bombs once and for all.</h3>