The practice of tail docking has gone on for so many centuries that many docking supporters incorrectly claim it’s pain-free, normal, and even beneficial to the dog. We now know this to be false, so why is it still happening?
Craven County, North Carolina legislators are voting on an animal control ordinance on July 5th that fails to protect dogs from tethering.
Stay tuned for a guide to federal advocacy to be released August 2017!
In today’s political climate, you’ve probably been angered by some news story or another coming out of Washington recently. And in terms of animal protection, the last few months have been frustrating. For example, the USDA’s removal of animal welfare records, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s veto of a proposed ban on the sale of puppy mill pets, and Breed Discriminatory Legislation
In our last episode, er, blog post, Adam Myatt, The Cat Man of West Oakland, had just saved the day for Oakland, CA, cats by helping to create Cat Town, the first cat cafe/adoption center in the United States. Adam is a member of For All Animals' "Photographers for Animals" registry of professional and aspiring photographers. He shares his passion, and the power of images, in the service of animals in need.
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Summer is here and the time is right for giving our Photographer Spotlight readers an in-depth look at TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) and how photography can help to raise awareness and support for community cats.
In our Photographer Spotlight posts we introduce you to photographers who are putting their lenses to amazing use for the benefit of animal shelters, rescue groups, and animal protection nonprofits. These photographers are members of the PFA photographer registry and they share their passion, and
The veterinary lobby, both national and state associations, is working hard to stop activists from making declawing against the law.
This raccoon was nameless, one of many. It shouldn’t be that way.
In our most recent blog post, you learned a bit about City of Elderly Love and their first meeting with Photographers for Animals’ volunteers, Colleen and Glenn of Do Good Photos. Today we’ll learn more about Colleen and Glenn and we’ll check in to see how they feel as their work is being shared across the Internet to help find homes for their canine and feline models. And, of course, we have some more of