Rory Freedman's Beg
Rory Freedman's new book, Beg: A Radical New Way of Regarding Animals, offers a guide for people looking to get involved to help animals.
A Better World for Animals is at Your Fingertips!
by Jennifer Molidor, ALDF's Staff Writer
February 22nd, 2013
Today’s daily action for National Justice for Animals Week is: Fight animal abuse from your home computer.
ALDF Crime Tips: Mobile App to Report Animal Cruelty
ALDF Crime Tips is a first-of-its-kind app designed to help you help animals—by letting you report abuse and neglect of animals in your community right from your phone.
Animal Cruelty and Domestic Violence
Abusers of animals are five times as likely to harm humans. Nearly half of the victims who stay in violent households do so because they are afraid for their animals. The "link" between violence against humans and animals is clear. But there are resources that can help.
Shifting California Law toward a Recognition that Injured Animals Are Not “Replaceable” Forms of Property
by David Zaft, Caldwell Leslie & Proctor, Guest Blogger
November 5th, 2012
In California, when a dog, cat or other companion animal is negligently or intentionally injured, the animal’s legal owner may now attempt to recover compensation for the treatment and care of the animal.
A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Purrs
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
October 5th, 2012
I have been the doting mom to three rescued cats, which means I have a lot of cat pics to share. Tell us your rescue story, enter the Rescue Tails photo contest today!
For Good Luck, Adopt a Black Cat
by John Melia, ALDF Litigation Fellow
October 3rd, 2012
Black cats enjoy seasonal fame around Halloween, but are overlooked in shelters year-round. Share your rescue story, enter the Rescue Tails photo contest today!
A Truck Stop is No Home For a Tiger
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
July 12th, 2012
Tony, a Siberian-Bengal tiger, paces on the hard concrete surface of his cage. He has spent every day and night of the last eleven years on display at the Tiger Truck Stop in Grosse Tete, Louisiana – nearly his whole life. It’s no life for a tiger, or any other animal.
Settlement In Palm Springs Lawsuit Will Mean Improvements In Conditions For Homeless Animals
June 26th, 2012
Animal Legal Defense Fund and County Residents Had Sued Shelter for Failure to Protect Shelter Animals
New York Residents: Act Today to Ban Cruel, Unnecessary Devocalization Surgeries
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
June 19th, 2012
Please contact your Senators, urging them to pass A3431D as written to ban devocalization and protect New York’s beloved animals today.
San Antonio Holds Kennel Court
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
April 12th, 2012
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that "Every Friday morning, a small courtroom in this Texas city becomes a kennel of jurisprudence." The city has indeed found a novel way of dealing with the animal-related cases that were on the rise.
10 Healing Tips for Surviving the Loss of an Extra Super Very Beloved Companion Animal
by Nicole Pallotta, ALDF's Animal Law Program Student Liaison
March 19th, 2012
This is for everyone who has deeply loved and lost a companion animal. This is not an exhaustive list by any means. It is just a collection of a few things I found helpful as I struggled with my own intense grief after losing my beloved German shepherd Alec in the summer of 2010.
Great News for Kentucky's Homeless Animals!
by Matthew Liebman, ALDF Staff Attorney
March 6th, 2012
Legal victory stops systematic abuses at a Kentucky animal shelter.
Settlement in Clay County Lawsuit Will Mean Dramatic Improvements in Conditions for Kentucky's Homeless Animals
March 6th, 2012
Kentucky Woman Represented by the Animal Legal Defense Fund Had Sued County for Failure to Protect Shelter Animals as Mandated by State Law
"Beefing Up" Compassion
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
January 30th, 2012
I consider myself a compassionate person. Yet, I know that there are situations in which I have let myself and others down, where the limits of my compassion have been reached. With that knowledge, I'm working on enlarging and strengthening my own compassion.
California: Protect Homeless and Lost Animals
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
January 25th, 2012
Please take a moment today to contact Governor Brown and your state legislators! Urge them to oppose any legislation that will remove existing protections for homeless and lost companion animals.
California: Protect Homeless and Lost Animals
Oppose legislation that will remove existing protections for homeless and lost companion animals!
Let it Snow
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
December 23rd, 2011
Cue the holiday clichés--snow gently falling amidst the evergreens, sipping cocoa by firelight, and the most adorable holiday cliché of all--rescued animals in outerwear!
Toys, Not Animals, Make Good Holiday Gifts
by William Rivas-Rivas, ALDF Development Director
December 21st, 2011
The fact is that animals do not make good gifts because these animals are not toys -- they are living beings that require a lifetime of constant care, support, love, and attention.
Damages Recoverable for the Death of a Companion Animal?
December 2nd, 2011
Co-author Lisa Turner is the president of the Texas Wesleyan SALDF chapter. This article appeared in the November issue of the Texas Bar Journal, which was devoted to animal law.
Pet Theft
Pet theft remains a terrible reality across the country. Often underlying these crimes are dogfighters seeking "bait" animals and dealers acquiring animals to sell to research and breeding operations. Find out what you can do to help.
Spread Holiday Cheer and Help Animals
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
November 29th, 2011
'Tis the season to spread holiday cheer with ALDF gifts and holiday cards!
When Children Witness Animal Cruelty
Contact your legislators and let them know that you are concerned about animal abuse and domestic violence in your community.
Do You Believe Animals Deserve Basic Legal Rights?
More than a quarter-million Americans have already signed the Animal Legal Defense Fund's Animal Bill of Rights. Sign on your support and speak out to your lawmakers today!
Parma, Ohio is First in State to Add "Guardian" Language to Animal Ordinances
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
September 15th, 2011
Parma, Ohio joins 17 other cities in officially recognizing pets as family members, changing the phrase pet "owner" to pet "guardian" with regard to all animal-related ordinances.
Veterinarian's Role in Reporting Animal Cruelty
Veterinarians play an integral role in the fight against animal cruelty. Download ALDF's quick reference guide for state by state information regarding veterinarians' duty to report suspected animal cruelty.
Cities, States and Landowners Get Tough on Animal Sales
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
August 25th, 2011
The Los Angeles City Council moved to make it illegal to buy animals from vendors on public streets or sidewalks.
Replace Puppy Mill Pets for Sale with Shelter Animals for Adoption
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
June 30th, 2011
Citing growing sentiment against puppy and kitten mills that has led a number of states and communities to adopt legislation regulating these mills, and the stores that provide an outlet for animals bred in substandard conditions, Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Koretz introduced a measure recently seeking to curb the market for such animals.
New Animal Protection Laws in Nevada!
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
June 28th, 2011
Abusers Beware – Your Punishment Can Now Fit Your Crime
Bites with Kristin Bauer: Puppy Mills
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
June 16th, 2011
Tune in for the Animal Legal Defense Fund's series of exclusive one-on-one interviews with actress and animal advocate Kristin Bauer, who plays the lovely but lethal Vampire Pam on HBO's hit series, True Blood. Kristin shares her reaction to cities like El Paso, Albuquerque, and West Hollywood banning the sales of dogs and cats in pet stores.
New Oregon Law: Animals Can Be Included in Domestic Violence Protective Orders
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
June 13th, 2011
Since 2003, the Animal Legal Defense Fund has been working on various proposals to ensure that animals may be fully protected within Oregon's domestic violence protective orders (or "restraining orders").
Historic Vote Puts More Bite in First Animal Abuser Registry
May 11th, 2011
Suffolk County, NY adopts law to help prevent abusers from purchasing, adopting pets
ALDF Files Suit to Free Tony the Truck Stop Tiger
Great news from Baton Rouge, where Judge Michael Caldwell has ruled in favor of the Animal Legal Defense Fund and Louisiana taxpayers in our lawsuit to free Tony the Tiger from the Tiger Truck Stop in Grosse Tete, Louisiana.
Lawsuit Filed to Free Tiger Kept in Inhumane Conditions at Truck Stop
April 11th, 2011
Animal Legal Defense Fund Sues Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries for Issuing Illegal Permit for Tony at Iberville Parish's Tiger Truck Stop
Mississippi Moves Forward: Felony Dog and Cat Cruelty & More
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
April 1st, 2011
A first-offense felony provision didn't survive amendments, nonetheless, newly passed SB 2821 is a definite step forward for Mississippi.
Encourage Kentucky to Enforce Their "Humane Shelter Law"
Despite passage of the "Humane Shelter Law," many Kentucky counties are treating the animals in their care with reckless disregard for the suffering that they are causing.
Cut "It" Out!
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
March 21st, 2011
Everyone has certain things that bother them and one of the things that really vexes me is when people refer to animals as "it." Ooh, like nails scratching on a chalk board.
Animal Legal Defense Fund Demands Clarification of Pet Evacuation Policies for U.S. Military Families in Japan
March 17th, 2011
Desperate Pleas from Fearful Military Pet Owners Prompt Inquiries to Departments of Defense, State
ALDF Supports HB 277 in Kentucky
by Matthew Liebman, ALDF Staff Attorney
March 14th, 2011
Kentucky residents: support HB 277 and help save shelter animals!
Utah residents: Feral Animals Need Your Help
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
March 10th, 2011
The Utah House of Representatives has just passed House Bill 210 to make it legal for any citizen to shoot an animal he or she believes to be feral in areas where hunting is not prohibited.
Cat Killer's Parole Denied, Victim Thanks Supporters
by Megan Backus, ALDF's Media Relations Associate
March 2nd, 2011
Russell Swigart's parole was denied after breaking into his former co-worker's home and brutally stabbed two of her cats to death. Bridgett, the cats' guardian, sent us this letter to express her deep gratitude to all of her supporters.
Victory! Parole Denied for Convicted Animal Abuser
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
February 16th, 2011
Thank you to everyone who signed the petition and wrote letters to the Kentucky Parole Board!
Parole Denied for Convicted Animal Abuser
Kenton County, Kentucky
Case Closed
A Comment on the Heidi Erickson Animal Neglect Sentence
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
January 21st, 2011
Several criticisms were created by the sentence imposed by Plymouth County, Massachusetts District Court Judge Beverly Cannone in the Heidi Erickson animal neglect case.
Make 2011 Another Extraordinary Year for Animals
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
December 30th, 2010
Thanks to your support, the Animal Legal Defense Fund has pushed the U.S. legal system to end the suffering of abused animals for over 30 years.
Comfort and Joy
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
December 27th, 2010
December is for many a time to practice generosity, deliberate generosity not only toward the near and the dear, but also toward the not so near -- and indeed even the not so dear. It's traditionally a time to acknowledge those who make our personal worlds go 'round, and indulge in the hopefulness which each beginning year seems to offer.
Unwritten Animal Laws
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
December 21st, 2010
As the holiday season quickly approaches, it is probably a good time to reflect on some important rules of thumb when it comes to our companion animals.
Unwrap the Holidays with ALDF
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
November 19th, 2010
As the winner of ALDF's first-ever Rescue "Tails" Photo Contest, Toto is now the featured feline on ALDF's 2010 holiday card. Show your support for ALDF's work for animals as you share your season's greeting with your friends and loved ones.
Suit Filed Over Extreme Animal Neglect by Officials in Clay County, Kentucky
November 10th, 2010
Decrepit County facility brought under fire
Clay County's Cruelty
by Matthew Liebman, ALDF Staff Attorney
November 10th, 2010
What should be a place of refuge for homeless animals is more like a filthy prison. That's why an outraged citizen is filing a lawsuit against Clay County, Kentucky today, taking the county to task for extreme neglect of animals at the county's shelter, neglect that violates Kentucky's Humane Shelter Law.
Toto Wins ALDF's Rescue "Tails" Photo Contest!
November 1st, 2010
After receiving more than 100 entries in our first ever Rescue "Tails" Photo Contest, and more than 2,500 votes on our five finalists, the Animal Legal Defense Fund is thrilled to announce our winner--Toto!
Remember When You Thought You Could Change the World?
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
November 1st, 2010
Were you ever that passionate? Were you ever that hopeful?
Historic Vote in Suffolk County, New York Creates Nation's First Registry for Animal Abusers
October 12th, 2010
1.5 Million New Yorkers and their Animals Will Have More Protection from Repeat Offenders
Cast Your Vote in ALDF's Rescue "Tails" Photo Contest!
Cast your vote between now and October 31st!
El Paso Votes to Regulate Pet Stores
by Tom Linney, Animal Law Program Staff Attorney
October 12th, 2010
A wave of loud cheers and clapping erupting inside El Paso City Hall on Tuesday, October 5, as El Paso, Texas joined the growing list of cities across the U.S. that have committed to reducing pet euthanasia rates and animal cruelty by regulating local pet stores.
Vote in Suffolk County, New York Would Create Nation's First Registry for Animal Abusers
October 8th, 2010
Nation's first animal abuser registry could be just around the corner.
Senate Votes to Ban Animal Crush Videos
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
September 29th, 2010
Last night, the U.S. Senate voted unanimously to pass the language of S. 3841 through a substitute amendment to H.R. 5566 which will ban the sale of animal crush videos.
Help Stop Crush Videos
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
September 28th, 2010
It's time for the U.S. Senate to act on anti-crush legislation. Contact your Senators today and ask them to support S. 3841!
California Assembly Votes to Defeat Pet Responsibility Act
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
September 10th, 2010
On August 31, 2010, the California Assembly voted to defeat SB 250, the "Pet Responsibility Act," ending longstanding efforts to pass the law, at least for the rest of this legislative session.
ALDF's Rescue "Tails" Photo Contest
We want to see photos of YOUR rescued animals!
Animal Abuser Registry Bill Introduced in Suffolk County, New York
by Stephanie Ulmer, Guest Blogger
August 25th, 2010
Suffolk County lawmakers have proposed a county registry that will keep animals away from abusers. If the law passes, Suffolk County will be the first municipality in the nation to have an Animal Abuser Registry.
Make Airlines Accountable for All Animals on Flights
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
August 24th, 2010
Please send a letter to your senators and representatives through ALDF's website and ask them to join Senators Menendez, Durbin, and Lieberman and ALDF in amending this regulation to ensure accurate reporting about the real risks to animals shipped in cargo holds.
Urgent California Alert: Support the Pet Responsibility Act - Call Today!
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
August 23rd, 2010
Your call can help stem the travesty of the 500,000+ companion animals that are euthanized every year in California. SB 250 -- the Pet Responsibility Act -- is now ready for a final assembly vote and your Assemblymember needs to hear from you today!
Right, But For The Wrong Reason
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
July 12th, 2010
Due to South Dakota's consistent low rating in ALDF's annual State Animal Protection Laws Rankings, I read with interest a June 23, 2010 opinion that came down from the Supreme Court of South Dakota: State v. Fifteen Impounded Cats. While the Court's ultimate ruling is a desirable one, I take issue with the underlying reasoning used to get there.
Take Action! Animal Hoarder Back in Court
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
July 7th, 2010
In May 2010, at the Clinton County, New York home of Michael Malpass, police discovered six dead animals along with eighteen cats and three dogs suffering from severe neglect in conditions so filthy that the house was condemned.
The California Spay & Neuter License Plate is Here!
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
June 25th, 2010
Here's a fun and easy way to raise awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering companion animals -- order a California "Spay & Neuter" license plate!
Dogs and Cats Severely Neglected, Eight Dead
Clinton County, New York
Case Closed
Sacramento County Residents: Animals Need Your Urgent Help!
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
June 7th, 2010
Despite a $22 million public investment in a new state-of-the-art animal shelter, Sacramento County's animals are now at great risk. Two years of County budget cuts have meant a 40-percent reduction in animal care staff and limited public hours for reuniting lost pets with their families and adopting out homeless animals. And it could get worse.
Ashley Judd Petitions Kentucky Governor to Help Homeless Animals
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
May 11th, 2010
Campaign Follows Animal Legal Defense Fund's Lawsuits Challenging Inhumane Conditions at County Shelters
Ashley Judd Signs on to Help Kentucky's Homeless Animals
May 11th, 2010
Celebrated actress Ashley Judd, known as much for her smarts as her gorgeous looks (she's currently a graduate student at Harvard), has a big heart for animals, too.
Protect Kentucky's Homeless Animals
Many Kentucky county shelters are treating the animals in their care with reckless disregard for the suffering that they are causing. Sign ALDF's petition today!
Check Out A Great Movie and Earn Money for ALDF!
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
May 7th, 2010
MINE the movie DVDs now available
Pet Custody in Focus
May 7th, 2010
Movie explores Hurricane Katrina's impact on animals and their guardians
Check Out the Animal Legal Defense Fund's Newest Video!
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
April 27th, 2010
Last year, Americans spent roughly $18 billion dollars on coffee—and virtually nothing to protect animals from some of the worst abuses imaginable. Is this who we are?
Teacher Found Not Guilty of Starving Cats to Death
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
April 8th, 2010
On April 2, 2010, a jury found Allison Dinsmore not guilty of felony animal cruelty for allegedly abandoning her two cats for weeks, leaving them to die horrible deaths by starvation in her apartment.
Codifying a "Compassion for Living Things"
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
April 5th, 2010
China Considers First Comprehensive Animal Protection Law
Iowa "Puppy Mill" Bill Becomes Law And Illinois Pet Disclosure Bill Passes House
by Tony Eliseuson, ALDF Volunteer Attorney Member
March 31st, 2010
New law to protect "puppy-mill" dogs in effect and improved pet-related legislation one step closer to becomeing law.
Animal Hoarding Case Study: Vikki Kittles
Vikki Rene Kittles, also known as Susan Dietrich, Rene Depenbrock, and Lynn Zellan, has a history of animal hoarding that goes back decades and spans the United States from the Southeast to the Northwest.
Mississippi Misses the Mark
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
March 10th, 2010
Bill to make torturing cats and dogs a felony dies in the legislature.
ALDF Launches Campaign to Expose Animal Abusers
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
February 22nd, 2010
Please visit ExposeAnimalAbusers.org and urge your state lawmakers to propose legislation for an animal abuser registry in your state.
Tiffany Wasserburger
Tiffany Wasserburger is the county attorney for Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska. Tiffany's tireless prosecution has helped provide second chances for countless animals, including Max the kitten.
Pet Disclosure Bill In Illinois Seeks To Protect Consumers From Unknowingly Buying Puppy Mill Puppies
by Tony Eliseuson, ALDF Volunteer Attorney Member
February 18th, 2010
I had the honor of helping assist in the final stages of drafting a proposed statutory amendment in Illinois that has been introduced in the house as House Bill 5772, and in the Senate as Senate Bill 3594. The bill is referred to as the Dogs and Cats Disclosures Bill.
My Funny Valentines
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
February 16th, 2010
As we celebrate Valentine's Day, I hope that you will join me in celebrating our furriest family members, these creatures who bring us so much love and goodwill, so many moments of laughter and a deeper understanding of them and ourselves.
A Hopeful Turn-of-Events in Kentucky
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
February 1st, 2010
New bill allows veterinarians to report suspected cases of animal cruelty.
Katherine Fernandez Rundle and Michael Von Zamft
ALDF would like to recognize the contributions of State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle and Assistant State Attorney Michael Von Zamft for their efforts in a brutal crime spree where 19 cats were found killed and mutilated in neighborhoods throughout Florida's Miami-Dade County.
Vote to Win Better Rights for Animals
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
January 27th, 2010
Change.org has launched their Ideas for Change in America 2010‏ competition, and your vote is needed to win better rights for animals!
Bob Barker to be Keynote Speaker at ALDF's Future of Animal Law Conference
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
January 20th, 2010
Bob Barker may best be known as the beloved host of the longest running TV game show in history. But "The Price is Right" host is also a long-time advocate for animals and is the keynote speaker at Animal Legal Defense Fund's "Future of Animal Law" conference on April 9-11 at Harvard Law School.
Cases In Which ALDF Has Filed An Amicus Curiae Brief
An amicus curiae brief permits a non-party to offer its view of a case, typically premised on either its interest in the outcome or its expertise in the field. The Animal Legal Defense Fund submits amicus briefs in a wide variety of cases, working to advance the interests of animals by urging courts to recognize their own interests and their special value to humans.
No More Bah Humbug For Me...
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
December 21st, 2009
I used to dread the holiday season. Like many people, I allowed myself to be burdened with obligations that felt overwhelming. I've let go of a lot of those obligations and in recent years, I've begun to concentrate more on what the spiritual meaning of the season is.
Settlements in Kentucky Shelters Cases Will Mean a Happier New Year for Homeless Cats and Dogs
December 18th, 2009
Great year-end news for homeless Kentucky animals!
Is Your State One of the Best States to be an Animal Abuser?
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
December 16th, 2009
Why are certain states in the dog house when it comes to getting tough on animal abuse?
Year-End Study Names 2009's "Five Best States to be an Animal Abuser"
December 16th, 2009
ALDF releases annual report ranking animal cruelty laws across the nation.
2009 State Animal Protection Laws Rankings™
December 16th, 2009
This report - the only one of its kind in the nation - ranks the animal protection laws of every state based on their relative strength and general comprehensiveness.
Give Animals Like Max the Kitten a Second Chance
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Executive Director
December 1st, 2009
Max can now play, cuddle and catnap without fear.
Companion Animal Survey
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
November 18th, 2009
Please take a few minutes to complete this important survey about the value of companion animals.
The Exception to the General Rule
by Scott Heiser, Director of ALDF's Criminal Justice Program
November 16th, 2009
I have long been an advocate of keeping animal abusers out of shelters and on more than one occasion I've criticized a judge for ordering a defendant convicted of animal abuse to work off community service hours at the local animal shelter. However, as life has a way of proving, sometimes there are exceptions to the general rule.
Animals Everlasting
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
November 11th, 2009
One of the driving issues behind the field of animal law is the disconnect between the law's description of animals as "property" with the understanding so many of us have that animals are much more than that - most of the tens of millions of Americans who share their homes with dogs, cats, and other animal companions would agree that they are, most definitely, members of the family.
Crime & Punishment in Kentucky
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
October 26th, 2009
It is exceedingly rare to hear anything positive regarding animals and Kentucky law. Yet despite the continuing legal and political morass surrounding the state's animal protection laws, we are happy to commend the prosecutors of Kenton County who were the first to successfully utilize the only animal protection law strengthened in Kentucky last year, when they recently secured a felony conviction against a man charged with stabbing to death two cats.
U.S. Supreme Court to Rule on Animal Cruelty Ban
October 2nd, 2009
ALDF Submits Amicus Brief Supporting Anti-cruelty Law

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