Animal Politics with Ed Boks
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The Canyon and the Kennel
“No More Homeless Pets”: The Distance Between Promise and Practice
Julie Castle begins her recent blog with a quiet scene from southern Utah.
She describes early morning canyon hikes. She writes of time alone at Dogtown and Angels Rest, p...
Tawny Hammond Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
The “No More Homeless Pets” pipeline is designed for a perpetual flow of animals.
For more than two years, Animal Politics has examined whether Best Friends Animal Society (BFAS) is focused on reducing pet homelessness or managing it. The...
Shannon Miranda Breaks His Silence. The Records Matter More Than His Statement.
In 2025, animal shelters transferred 906,000 dogs and cats. A transfer may be recorded as a live outcome, but it does not verify the animal’s final disposition.
After weeks of growing scrutiny over Miranda’s Rescue in Fortuna, CA, founder...
When Training Theory Meets Shelter Reality
Robert Cabral with a dog in his care. Cabral has spent more than two decades working with shelter dogs and complex behavior cases. Photo courtesy of Robert Cabral.
Three weeks ago, Animal Politics published Do Dogs Have Friends?, an explor...
What Does It Mean to Be a Best Friends Partner?
When an organization is publicly identified as a partner, the public deserves to know what that designation actually means.
Rebecca Corry, a comedian and longtime Los Angeles advocate for pit bull-type dogs who founded the Stand Up For Pit...
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Animal Politics with Ed Boks champions reconnecting communities with nature via advocacy, civic engagement, and legislative and animal welfare reform.
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