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My Life as an Animal Lawyer — Career Pathways & Advice: Litigation
Join us for an upcoming webinar, My Life as an Animal Lawyer: Career Pathways & Advice — Litigation, on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 p.m. PT / 3:00–4:00 p.m. ET. -
Farm Bill FAQ: What It Means for Animals (2026)
Is the Farm Bill overturning Proposition 12? Does it affect mink farming? Get straight answers on what the 2026 Farm Bill means for farm animals.October 27, 2026 Legal Resource -
Meat in My Cereal?! Hidden Animal-Derived Ingredients in Food
Animal-derived ingredients are hiding in food that many people would never expect. That can be extremely consequential for many consumers for many reasons, including allergies and alpha-gal syndrome. The FDA must require clear product labeling that removes any doubt about what you decide to eat.October 26, 2026 Commentary -
NYC Council Passes Romanch’s Law in Historic Vote to End Horse-Drawn Carriages by 2028
The bill will responsibly phase out the horse drawn cab industry to make NYC safer for allOctober 22, 2026 Press Release -
New York City’s Horse Carriage Ban – 20+ Years in the Making
The landmark passage of New York City’s horse carriage ban is an incredible victory for animal protection and public safety. It’s also a reminder that important legislation is worth the fight. -
ALDF Announces Caitlin Hawks as New Executive Director
The Animal Legal Defense Fund today announced Caitlin Hawks as its new executive director.October 21, 2026 Press Release -
Q&A: ALDF’s Brittany Peet Talks Primate Protection
ALDF Transparency and Regulatory Affairs Program Director Brittany Peet has devoted her career to helping nonhuman primates and other wild creatures kept in inhumane captivity, such as ill-equipped human homes and cruel roadside zoos. (If she looks…
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The Long Fight Behind Efforts to Save Bow, the Last Solitary Pet Chimpanzee
The fight to save "pet" chimpanzees from home confinement has been going on for decades. Brittany Peet recounts the years of advocacy and rescue work that have led to only one chimpanzee remaining in solitary confinement. -
Save Bow! Urge Congress to help the last solitary “pet” chimpanzee
Urge your members of Congress to intervene on behalf of Bow, the last solitary chimpanzee held in the U.S. as a ”pet”, illegally on display. -
The Last Solitary ‘Pet’ Chimpanzee in the U.S. Deserves Sanctuary
For his first 24 years, life has not been kind to Bow the chimpanzee.