Animal Politics with Ed Boks
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Texas Screwworm Outbreak Exposes the Fragility of No-Kill by Transport
The Texas screwworm outbreak is being treated, first and rightly, as a livestock emergency. But it may also be exposing something else: how dependent animal shelters have become on moving animals from one community to another.
A crisis doe...
The Politics Behind the Best Friends No-Kill Brand
The spread of no-kill proclamations is changing how local governments define success, measure performance, and manage animal welfare.
A no-kill proclamation can sound like a simple statement of compassion. In practice, it may also commit a...
Blinded By The Light
When the spotlight falls on the last beagles saved, it can be easy to forget who spent years exposing the abuse, building the case, and forcing change.
The images from Ridglan Farms look like a simple story. The last beagles are carried ou...
After $50 Million: Readers Ask Where All The Cats Went
When Animal Politics published its analysis of California’s $50 million California for All Animals shelter initiative yesterday, the response was immediate and unusually unified. Readers largely agreed with the numbers, but challenged what...
After $50 Million, California's Biggest Shelter Success Still Looks Like Spay/Neuter
One path produced dramatic reductions in euthanasia. The other did not. California now faces a choice about where to invest next.
In 1998, California made a promise. The state declared that no adoptable or treatable animal should be euthan...
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