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The Animal Legal Defense Fund works at the federal, state and local levels to advance important legislation. We advocate for laws that promote or protect the lives and interests of animals, and we oppose legislation that would be detrimental to animals’ well-being.
National Actions
Require Wildlife Services to prioritize non-lethal methods!
Ask your U.S. representatives to support the Horse Transportation Safety Act
Help End Cruel Mink Farming in the U.S.
State Actions
Check for state-level actions you can take:
Kansas: Urge Lawmakers to Oppose Unconstitutional Ag-Gag
Illinois: Help Stop Cruel Mink Fur Farming
Florida: Help protect black bears today!
Kentucky: Ask your state representative to oppose S.B. 16 today!
Indiana: Protect Animals from Puppy and Kitten Mill Cruelty
Washington: Urge State Senators to Help Ban Cosmetics Testing on Animals
Hawaii: Take action for octopuses today!
Maryland: Help protect hens today!
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Animal Legal Defense Fund Urges USDA to Revoke AWA License from Convicted Wildlife Trafficker
The Animal Legal Defense Fund submitted a complaint urging the USDA APHIS to investigate and revoke the AWA exhibitor license for Jason Clay.February 27, 2024 Press Release -
Octopus Farming Ban Introduced in California
Bill will ensure that octopus farms, and the inherent risks that come with them, are not allowed in CaliforniaFebruary 20, 2024 Press Release