Caitlin Foley

As a senior staff attorney, Caitlin Foley focuses on a range of civil actions including challenges to unlawful agency actions that impact wild and farmed animals, and suits that seek to hold private actors accountable for their neglect of captive animals used for entertainment.

Caitlin graduated in 2010 from the University of Pennsylvania, and in 2016 from the University of Chicago Law School. While earning a law degree, Caitlin also clerked for the Animal Legal Defense Fund.

Prior to attending law school, Caitlin performed disaster relief work and garden-based education as an AmeriCorps volunteer for two years in New York City. Following this, Caitlin spent one year as a college counselor at a Brooklyn public school.

Caitlin enjoys reading books, running, and spending time with her daughter, husband, and rescued pit bull companion Candy.

She believes that people have the power to affect change, and as such should exercise it for the good of those impacted by their decision-making.

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