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We the people ask the federal government to Propose a new Administration policy:

Make May 28th a National Day of Recognition to recognize the of the slaying of Harambe the gorilla.

Created by D.M. on August 12, 2016

On May 28th of this year the Cincinnati Zoo shot and killed the gorilla Harambe after a three year old boy entered his enclosure. Despite whether the killing was justified or not, many people were heartbroken by the loss of a beautiful animal taken too soon. This day of recognition would serve as an homage to the life of Harambe and a reminder to both protect animals and utilize child leashes more often. I hope that the American public can see that their government does right by Harambe the gorilla and honor him for the amazing creature he was and is in our hearts.

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