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Dogs, Cats, Babies, Other Voiceless Victims of Ukraine War – Do Donations Reach Them?

ANIMAL WATCH - The merciless bombing of Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin has now continued for over a month, with news broadcasts making the tragedy and pain of innocent human and animal victims unbearably palpable and arousing our need to help in the only way we can—by sending a donation to an organization that promises help. 

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CA “Animal Bill of Rights” (AB 1881) Another “Feel Good” Political Ploy

ANIMAL WATCH - California claims to be the capital of humaneness to animals, but no creatures are more victimized by political ambition and election ploys than dogs and cats; and AB 1881, introduced by Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, is just the latest example, following in the footsteps of Councilman Paul Koretz’ disastrous pet shop ban in Los Angeles.

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H.R. 5828 Would Mandate Allowing Pit Bulls In Federal Housing, Hud Rentals

ANIMAL WATCH - Shame on Larry Gross, President of the Los Angeles Animal Services Commission, for introducing and lobbying for endorsement of H.R. 5828, a Bill by Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) with the misleading, if not intentionally deceptive, title—“Pets Belong with Families Act,” rather than the actual descriptive intent, which is “Pit Bulls Belong in Low-Income Federal Rentals/Housing.” 

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Cockfighting is Big Business in CA --A Growing Danger Worldwide

ANIMAL WATCH - Cockfighting and breeding “gamefowl” for export is rampant in California, “with fights occurring from San Diego to Monterey to Del Norte counties and with the sale of thousands of fighting animals to Mexico, Guam, the Northern Marianas Islands, and other destinations throughout the world,” according to Wayne Pacelle, president of Animal Wellness Action (AWA), in a media release this week. 

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Rat Packs in Dog Kennels at LA Animal Services’ Shelter – What Are Adopters Taking Home?

ANIMAL WATCH-Dangerous Pit Bulls recently have been the greatest threat to the safety of adopters at Los Angeles Animal Services “No Kill” shelters because even a history of severe aggression was not a deterrent to allowing unsuspecting individuals or families to interact or adopt them, but the recent post-COVID reopening of the East Valley shelter revealed another terrifying hazard -- packs of RATS. 

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