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The Los Angeles City Council chamber, where members will vote today on a $14 million partnership with Best Friends Animal Society and the ASPCA. Eight documented concerns remain publicly unanswered.
The Los Angeles City Council votes today...
LA Animal Services has been feeding data into a Best Friends Animal Society platform for at least five years. City staff didn't know it.
This is a follow-up to “When You Adopt a Pet From a Local Shelter, Where Does Your Data Go?”, publis...
The new face of ‘restoration’ in California’s national forests: plantation rows, dead shrubs, and herbicide spray planes keeping nature in line.
This is indefensible. Spraying glyphosate over wildlands is ecocide. In California and across...
Los Angeles is about to make a choice that will shape what “animal services” means in this city for years. On May 15, the City Council will vote on a budget that trims basics like food and medical supplies for shelter animals and keeps LA A...
Judith Anderson is a private person. She is not on social media. She has never donated to Best Friends Animal Society, never attended a Best Friends event, and never signed up for their mailing list. Her only animal welfare affiliation was...
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