Steve Hindi, a former hunter, founded Showing Animals Respect and Kindness in 1993 after attending the infamous Hegins pigeon shoot in Pennsylvania, where he witnessed the slaughter of thousands, with the involvement of children in the killings. He vowed to stop pigeon shoots, and went on to dedicate his life to ending the abuse of all animals. As volunteer president of SHARK, Hindi has led the organization to victories in statewide bans on horse-tripping and live pigeon shoots in Illinois, shutting down hunting clubs and canned hunts across the country, mounting international exposés of rodeos and bullfighting, and prosecutions of domestic animal cruelty cases. SHARK's Tiger Truck, crossing the U.S. and Canada with four large video screens - one on each side and on the front and back - brings graphic, compelling images of animal abuse to the public in a way that has never been done before; raw footage that speaks for itself, untempered by the mainstream media. LED signs explain what the public can do to help stop the cruelty they're witnessing.