Missouri Animal Advocates Lobby to End Breed Discrimination
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Advocacy Center
Lawmakers Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Puppies at Capitol Hill Paws for Love Event!
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Rep. Salud Carbajal (D-CA)
On Thursday, members of Congress celebrated Valentine’s Day early with some very cute puppies at this year’s Paws for Love, the annual Capitol Hill Valentine’s Day event hosted by the ASPCA. The event seeks to highlight the work that shelters and rescues do every day and the importance of pet adoption.
ASPCA Appears before Congress in Support of PREPARED Act
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Judge Upholds Maryland Pet Sales Ban
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On Friday, a federal judge upheld Maryland’s statewide retail pet sales ban after four pet stores and a Missouri-based breeder and broker challenged the law.
ASPCA Testifies to Congress in Favor of Wild Horse and Burro Protection
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Store-Bought Pup with Hereditary Disease Highlights Urgency of Shutting Down the Puppy Mill Pipeline
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Fighting to Keep Our Horses SAFE
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Blackout Over? Congress Demands That USDA Restore Animal Welfare Records
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Latest Update: February 18, 2020
Puppy Transport Bust in New York Reveals Truth about Pet Store Puppies
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Detectives from the Nassau County SPCA seized nine puppies on Wednesday, December 18, outside a Long Island pet store. These puppies were among 30 found in a delivery van operated by a Missouri-based puppy transporter. The seized puppies were sick with respiratory ailments (possibly pneumonia) and diarrhea.
Still Ill: Puppy Mills Continue to Make People Sick
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Pet store puppies continue to make people really sick. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating an outbreak of an antibiotic resistant infection linked to pet stores that has infected at least 30 people across 13 states.
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