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The email announcing the change arrived in inboxes like any other year‑end update: a celebration of stability in a “steady” year for America’s animal shelters, a milestone of “a decade of trusted data,” and a brief note tucked a few pages i...
A California court ruled that refusing intake and releasing adoptable cats under “community cat” policies can constitute unlawful abandonment, ordering San Diego Humane Society to stop the practice and pay attorneys’ fees.
From San Diego to San José, advocates are using California’s Hayden Act to force reforms in municipal animal shelters, turning a largely ignored statute into a superhero for dogs and cats the system has failed.
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