Victory! New York Passes Good Food Bill
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The USDA Takes Far Too Long To Shut Down Problematic Puppy Mills
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For over two years, dogs lived in squalor and filth in Elisa Brandvik’s federally licensed puppy mill. Although inspectors from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) saw the horrid conditions, time and again they chose to delay and take no action. Finally, the facility was shut down. But why did it take so long?
Why We’re Asking Egg Companies to Count Their Chickens Before They Hatch
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Why Store Brand Groceries Have Supersized Impact on Farm Animals
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Big News for Animals: Farm Bill Framework Finally Unveiled
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USDA Makes It Too Easy to Get a License Under the Animal Welfare Act
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Bird Flu: What to Know and What You Can Do
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Fate Intervenes to Find the Perfect Home for Dog with a Complex Medical Condition
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Change to USDA Puppy Mill Inspection Program: What It Signals and Why It Isn’t Enough
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Recent Case in Iowa Shows What Happens When USDA Fails to Do Its Job
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Update June 10, 2024: Loren Yoder pled guilty to all five serious misdemeanors of animal neglect with injury and was sentenced to a year of probation.
In Johnson County, Iowa, Loren Yoder operated a cruel puppy mill for years—greenlit by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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