On National Animal Advocacy Day, Recommit to Being Their Voice
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ASPCA and Center for Food Safety Urge Chicken Industry to Reduce Antibiotics Responsibly
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Dog Fighting Awareness Needs to Extend to Lawmakers, Too
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Farm Animals Deserve Protection, Too! ASPCA Commends AZ. Gov. for Vetoing Dangerous Bill
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State Lawmakers Secure Victories for Horses!
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What's Your Reason to #OpenTheBarns? Speak Out Against Cruelty to Farm Animals!
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ASPCA Seeks Protections for "USDA Organic" Animals
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Yesterday 13 organizations representing food safety, organic consumers, and animal welfare joined the ASPCA in asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to improve care standards for animals raised under the USDA’s National Organic Program (any animal used to produce products sold with the “USDA Organic” seal).
Why Are Some States Havens for Puppy Mills?
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As our recent puppy mill raid in Alabama illustrates, there is a real need for states to step up and regulate commercial dog breeding facilities. These laws not only benefit dogs, but also potential pet owners, taxpayers, animal shelters and the rescue community: states with no laws to oversee these businesses pay a high price when these facilities spiral out of control.
Report Shows USDA Still Asleep at the Wheel on Animal Welfare
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On Monday, the USDA released a report in response to a front-page New York Times story detailing horrific animal abuse at the tax-funded U.S. Meat Animal Research Center (USMARC). The report attempts to let USMARC off the hook for the needless pain and suffering imposed on countless animals and demonstrates that the USDA continues to be its own best rubber stamp.
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