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Have Americans' Attitudes Towards Animals Changed?
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
June 12th, 2009
Have Americans' attitudes towards animals changed? Yes, they have, and it is most obvious in how Americans view their own companion animals.
Help the Horses - Support These Two Bills
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
June 3rd, 2009
Please help end the abusive practice of transporting horses by double-decker trailers and stop the slaughter of horses for human consumption! Contact your United States Representative today and ask them to support H.R. 305 and H.R. 503.
Support Tougher Dogfighting Laws for Criminals Like Michael Vick
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
May 27th, 2009
The Michael Vick case made headlines around the nation - and around the globe - but as we know from the number of cases reported to ALDF week after week, dogfighting is a national epidemic.
Support Tougher Dogfighting Laws
Give prosecutors the tools to go after dogfighters like Michael Vick.
Ontario's Animal Protection Laws Move From Worst to First
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
May 20th, 2009
In a dramatic move, Ontario, which last year had the infamous distinction of ranking lowest in the nation for its animal protection laws, moved from worst to first this year due to a host of new laws.
New Study Names Canada's "Best Places to be an Animal Abuser"
May 20th, 2009
Northwest Territories and Nunavut Worst for Animals, Ontario Takes Top Honors in Animal Legal Defense Fund's 2009 Report
2009 Canadian Animal Protection Laws Rankings™
May 20th, 2009
Ontario moves from worst to first.
First Strike and You're Out!
Help stop animal hoarding! Support ALDF's model law.
First Strike and You're Out: A Model Law
A proposal for mandatory bans on contact with animals following a conviction for animal neglect or cruelty.
Animal Fighting Facts
This comprehensive resource discusses the most common types of animal fighting, issues common to animal fighting cases, state and federal laws and prosecuting animal fighting crimes.
Dealing with Aggressive Dogs: Community Solutions That Consider Each Dog, Not Their Breed
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
April 10th, 2009
Breed-specific bans and restrictions are extremely problematic. Dangerous dogs can be of any breed, or of mixed breeds. Such bans are not only difficult to enforce, but they also unfairly penalize those dogs and guardians who are behaving in accordance with the laws, while doing nothing to address one of the root causes of dangerous dogs – irresponsible guardians.
Dealing with Aggressive Dogs: Community Solutions That Consider Each Dog, Not Their Breed
Addressing the issue of aggressive dogs in a non-breed-specific fashion, focusing on the behavior of individual dogs, not on their breed.
Just Released! ALDF's Animal Protection Laws of the U.S. & Canada, 4th Ed.
by Stephan Otto, ALDF's Director of Legislative Affairs
April 8th, 2009
If you're a lawyer, law professor, law student, legislator or other legal professional, this is a must-have resource!
Putting An End To Tail Docking In California and Illinois
by Tony Eliseuson, ALDF Volunteer Attorney Member
March 25th, 2009
There is a little-known practice in the dairy industry called "tail docking." According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), tail docking is a procedure by which a dairy cow's tail is either removed or partially removed.
Connecticut Chimpanzee Attack
by Joyce Tischler, ALDF's Founder and General Counsel
March 2nd, 2009
Tragic results for everyone when wild animals are kept as "pets"
Chicago-Kent College of Law: Foie Gras Panel
March 1st, 2009
The Chicago-Kent Student Animal Legal Defense Fund hosted the Chicago-Kent "Foie Gras Panel" to debate the legality, wisdom, and ramifications of Chicago's former ban on the sale of foie gras.
Nominate Honorees for Next Year's National Justice for Animals Week!
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
February 27th, 2009
Has your prosecutor or other local law enforcement official taken a strong stand against animal cruelty? Let us know! Submit your nominations for who should be honored during next year’s National Justice for Animals Week!
California Court Grants Meat Industry Request to Allow Sick, Disabled Animals into Food Supply
February 20th, 2009
California Food Safety Law Enacted in Wake of Hallmark Meat Recall Put on Hold
Congressman Steve Cohen
The Animal Legal Defense Fund is proud to have Congressman Cohen as a co-sponsor for National Justice for Animals Week. Congressman Cohen sponsored Tennessee's T-Bo Law, the nation's first-ever statute providing for noneconomic damages, up to $5000, in cases of intentional or negligent acts resulting in the death of a companion dog or cat.
Debbie Knaan
Ms. Knaan helped introduce new state legislation, AB 243, into the California Assembly—this bill would allow a judge to bar a felon convicted of animal cruelty from owning animals for a certain period after their release. She is currently working on a program designed to encourage reporting of animal fighting and a program intended to educate those who have failed to properly care for their animals.
Sign the Animal Bill of Rights!
Help us add 10,000 new signatures to the Animal Bill of Rights during National Justice for Animals Week - sign today, and spread the word!
Steve Cooley
Recognizing that animals are among the most vulnerable members of our society and that those who mistreat animals often commit crimes against human victims, Mr. Cooley created the largest division in the country dedicated to the consistent and vigorous prosecution of animal cruelty, animal neglect, and illegal animal fighting cases.
Resource Guide and Factsheets
Download ALDF's printer-friendly resources to provide you with the critical information you need to get active for animals - ALDF's criminal justice factsheets and our special 18-page resource guide for activists and communities.
Get Ready! Next Week is National Justice for Animals Week!
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
February 20th, 2009
The Animal Legal Defense Fund has created National Justice for Animals Week, an annual event that is dedicated to raising public awareness nationwide about how to report animal abuse and how to work within your community to create stronger laws and assure tough enforcement. Mark your calendars for ALDF's first-ever National Justice for Animals Week, February 22-28.
More Evidence that Connecticut Is No Place for Chimpanzees
by Lisa Franzetta, ALDF's Director of Communications
February 19th, 2009
The tragic death of Travis, a Connecticut family’s “pet” chimpanzee, earlier this week, has been making international headlines. Sadly, the unfortunate result of keeping a chimpanzee as a pet comes as no surprise to us at the Animal Legal Defense Fund, where we have worked to protect the interests of Great Apes for decades.
Fighting Animal Abuse, Honoring Animal Victims
February 18th, 2009
Animal Legal Defense Fund Celebrates First-Ever National Justice for Animals Week, February 22 - 28
National Justice for Animals Week Badges
Spread the word! Let everyone know you have joined the fight against animal abuse by downloading one of our eye-catching National Justice for Animals Week badges.
What It Takes to Get the Job Done, Arkansas Style
by Dana Campbell, ALDF Attorney
February 9th, 2009
Good news out of Arkansas this past week: the governor there finally signed off on a felony anti-cruelty law that will take effect 90 days after the current legislative session concludes. This is a truly remarkable feat for 3 reasons.
The Meat Industry's Misguided Efforts
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
January 28th, 2009
Does An Animal Advocate Have the Ear of the President?
by Dana Campbell, ALDF Attorney
January 23rd, 2009
A Rising Tide Floats All Boats
by Dana Campbell, ALDF Attorney
December 29th, 2008
Best States to be an Animal Abuser React to ALDF’s New Report
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
December 19th, 2008
Tom Vilsack Appointed Secretary of Agriculture
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
December 17th, 2008
New Study Names 2008's "Five Best States to be an Animal Abuser"
December 16th, 2008
Animal Legal Defense Fund Releases Annual Report Ranking Animal Cruelty Laws Across the Nation
2008 State Animal Protection Laws Rankings™
December 16th, 2008
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.
Charleston School of Law: Animal Law in South Carolina
December 1st, 2008
Founded just last spring, Charleston School of Law SALDF has already celebrated some early successes.
Help Send Our Message to the President
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
November 26th, 2008
The Election May Be Over, But Animals Still Need Our Help!
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
November 7th, 2008
Prop 2 Wins in California!
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Execuctive Director
November 5th, 2008
Historic Election Day Victory for Millions of Animals
California: Vote YES on Prop 2 Today!
by April Nockleby, ALDF's Online Content Manager
November 4th, 2008
California: Help Farmed Animals and Vote YES! on Prop 2
by Stephen Wells, ALDF's Execuctive Director
October 22nd, 2008
Help Stop Animal Cruelty
The Rights of Nature
by Matthew Liebman, ALDF Staff Attorney
October 3rd, 2008
The Candidates on Animals
by Dana Campbell, ALDF Attorney
September 22nd, 2008
Eye on Capitol Hill: Help for Farmed Animals
September 15th, 2008
ALDF addresses caucus supporting Farm Animals Anti-Cruelty Act

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