How to Report Animal Abuse in California
Living in a state as vast and culturally diverse as California brings a responsibility to protect all its inhabitants, including the animals. Reporting animal abuse in California is a critical…
Living in a state as vast and culturally diverse as California brings a responsibility to protect all its inhabitants, including the animals. Reporting animal abuse in California is a critical…
As animal lovers, it is our duty to be advocates for abused and abandoned dogs who cannot speak for themselves. Every day, countless dogs endure the pain and hardships of…
Abandoning a dog is a significant concern that brings up inquiries regarding animal welfare and legal obligations. It is essential to delve into whether abandoning a dog is illegal, the…
Animal hoarding is a serious issue that affects not only the hoarder but also the animals involved. It is a complex and multifaceted problem that can have severe consequences for…
Leaving dogs in hot cars can have serious and even fatal consequences. Read this blog to learn about the dangers.
If you love animals, it’s hard to hear about puppy mills and other aspects of the commercial pet trade. Unfortunately, they are a stark reality in many parts of the…
With the number of homeless animals in shelters and on the streets increasing every year, pet abandonment is quickly becoming a major concern for animal lovers everywhere. It’s heartbreaking to…
Check out this blog to learn about Virginia’s animal cruelty laws and what you can do to help protect animals!
If you have ever seen an act of animal cruelty, you may feel overwhelmed and not sure what to do. It can be difficult to know how to report animal cruelty, especially if you don’t know the correct authorities to contact.
Every April, Animal Cruelty Prevention Month brings the issue of animal suffering to the forefront. It provides much-needed attention to a problem that has gone largely ignored for too long.
Wounded Paw Project (WPP) is dispelling the belief that shelter dogs are not practical candidates as Emotional Support Dogs. This notion is based upon the idea that by breeding, one can control temperament, wellness, and longevity. Anthropological data does not support the idea that upbringing and race/color influences level of performance or – more importantly – constructive contributor to society. Shelter Dogs exemplify the military creed [dogma] of “Service before Self”.
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