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The gap is not always between the numbers and reality. Sometimes it is between what professionals can see and what they are free to say.
You may not be able to fool an experienced professional about what they see. But you can make it costl...
A found dog is held by a community member outside a public animal-services facility.
Human Animal Support Services, or HASS, says it is building a kinder system for people and pets. Its own materials describe a far-reaching project that...
Best Friends made a promise. Los Angeles now needs public data, clear definitions, and independent accountability to show whether that promise is being kept.
During a September 1 webinar, in response to an on-the-record Animal Politics que...
When shelter leaders and national organizations measure success differently, the numbers can tell very different stories. (Illustration generated for Animal Politics.)
A local shelter board recently turned down a proposed intake-diversion...
Best Friends says it will measure Los Angeles’ shelter dependency, shifting the focus from managing the crisis to preventing it.
For years, one of the central questions in the no-kill movement has been what happens after an animal enters a...
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