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As forest habitat disappears, so does the federal rule that long treated certain habitat destruction as harm to protected wildlife.
Federal wildlife agencies have published a final rule that, effective September 12, removes the regulatory...
A shelter can achieve a 90% live release rate without reducing the upstream conditions that cause a perpetual flow of intakes.
The no-kill debate has matured. We no longer need to debate whether no-kill is the right goal. The question now...
Do dogs have friends? Modern science says yes. And the joy they feel is real.
Sometimes the most important questions don’t come from a laboratory. They come from someone who has spent years quietly watching dogs.
Liz Kell...
Individual care looks different when it is scaled across a shelter system.
A slide from the 2026 Best Friends National Conference in Salt Lake City appears to show trazodone, gabapentin, and trazodone plus gabapentin presented as “transiti...
City leaders call the new $14 million LA Animal Services deal historic. It is. But this moment is about more than generosity. It marks an expansion of private influence inside a public shelter system the City has failed to fully fund.
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