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  • Loss, Grief, and Mourning

    It is natural and normal to experience a wide range of emotions after the loss of a beloved friend. These include but are not limited to pain, anguish, anger and loneliness, a depth of sadness never before experienced with other kinds of loss and even pain
  • Roadside Zoos

    Small, unaccredited zoos where wild and exotic animals suffer in captivity
  • What To Do When You Witness Animal Cruelty

    It can be disturbing — and heartbreaking — to witness an act of animal cruelty. Whether it be an acute act of violence or chronic neglect, find out what you can do when you witness animal cruelty.
  • Find Your Elected Officials

    Elected officials want to hear from you. This is an easy way to look up your elected officials and their contact information.
  • Working with Legislators

    Animals can’t vote, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t have a voice in the political process. You can give animals that voice! This advocacy toolkit will walk you through the basics of how to lobby for pro-animal legislation.
  • An Avoidable Tragedy: Dogs in Hot Cars

    Legislation That Can Help Save Lives
  • Your Experience and Knowledge May Qualify You as an Expert Witness

    The federal rules of evidence, which govern the introduction of evidence in proceedings in federal court, state that an individual can qualify as an expert witness based on her knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education.
  • Products

    Unfortunately, some household products are not cruelty-free and contain animal products or were cruelly tested upon animals. Often items like makeup, hairspray, toothpaste, detergents, and shampoos have been tested on animals.
  • Animal Sales and Rehoming Scams: How to Spot Them

    While Craigslist officially bans the sale of companion animals, in reality such sales are common on the platform, with sellers often using the term “rehoming” in order to skirt the ban. Scams are widespread, with unethical breeders and dealers frequently selling animals who are sick, stolen, or even nonexistent.
  • Craigslist Pet Ads: What You’ll See, How to Reply, and What to Expect in Response

    Concerned about animal abuse facilitated by Craigslist posts, an Animal Legal Defense Fund supporter began responding to “pet” ads in September 2020. After responding to more than 400 ads, the supporter shares their experiences and tips for helping protect animals being traded on the platform.
    January 21, 2021 Legal Resource