A Milestone for Animals: The ASPCA Has Treated 1,000 Animal Cruelty Victims since Launching Partnership with NYPD
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Throughout 2026, the ASPCA is sharing highlights from our organization’s rich and sometimes unexpected 160-year history
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At any given time, over a million vulnerable animals are languishing in U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)-licensed facilities, including commercial dog-breeding operations known as puppy mills. The Animal Welfare Act is the federal law designed to protect these animals, but the USDA is failing to enforce even its most basic provisions, such as ensuring animals have access to clean food and water, clean and safe housing and veterinary care.
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