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Class-Action Encouragement: Barkworks’ Case Brings Puppy Mills Into Focus
It’s difficult to imagine why we tolerate puppy mills that churn out thousands of sick dogs each year for profit.November 16, 2015 Legally Brief -
Court Enjoins Enforcement of Unconstitutional Ag-Gag Law
Today Judge B. Lynn Winmill issued the final judgment declaring Idaho’s Ag-Gag law unconstitutional and enjoining the state from enforcing the law.November 12, 2015 News -
Don’t Fall into the SeaWorld Spin Zone
Contrary to some of the misleading news reports yesterday, SeaWorld is not ending its orca show at the San Diego amusement park.November 10, 2015 News -
Animal Law Conference Brings International Message to Sold Out Crowd
We recently drew the curtain on the 23rd annual Animal Law Conference, which welcomed a sold out crowd of attendees from across the globe.November 6, 2015 News -
The Animal Legal Defense Fund Sues USDA to Label Foie Gras for What It Is—Diseased
Suit asserts agency is misleading consumers with its seal of inspection.November 5, 2015 Press Release -
Hearing Today on Lawsuit to Compel USDA to Remove Foie Gras from Food Supply
Suit alleges force-feeding process produces diseased duck and goose livers.November 4, 2015 Press Release -
Tyson, Repeat OSHA Violator, Gives its Workers Lip Service Instead of Safer Conditions
Animal Legal Defense Fund's undercover investigator documented egregious violations of workplace health and safety regulations in one of Tyson's chicken slaughterhouses.November 4, 2015 News -
Top 5 Prosecuted Animal-related Crimes
Animal cruelty is illegal in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and these crimes can include felony charges.November 2, 2015 Press Release -
Animal Legal Defense Fund Files Class Action Lawsuit against Barkworks Pet Store Chain for Selling Sick “Puppy Mill” Puppies
Lawsuit alleges company engages in widespread consumer deception.October 29, 2015 Press Release -
Animal Legal Defense Fund Offers $5,000 Reward to Dog Neglect Case in Sonoma County
The Animal Legal Defense Fund is contributing $5,000 to a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for abandoning a severely neglected English bulldog nicknamed “Gus.”October 23, 2015 Press Release
