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Helping animals leave shelters matters. So does reducing the number who need to enter. Editorial illustration by Animal Politics.
In just six months, 213,000 more cats and dogs entered shelters and rescues than left, according to Shelter A...
An editorial illustration of a cat rescue at the threshold between capacity, care and the cats still waiting outside. Illustration by Animal Politics.
Jackson Galaxy has spent years asking people to see the world through a cat’s eyes. Now...
The Waddles case has moved beyond a disputed animal-cruelty citation, raising broader questions about transparency, public accountability, and the cost of scrutiny when a nonprofit responds to criticism with legal demands.
The public fight...
Cats and native wildlife share landscapes shaped by people. Protecting both starts with knowing what the evidence can, and cannot, tell us.
Australia’s debate over cats and wildlife often begins with a large number. How many animals do cat...
A shelter can have a plan for foster care, transfers, and rescue while neglecting the work of reducing future shelter need. Editorial illustration.
Shelters must care for the animals who need help today. Safe capacity limits, reunification...
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