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We’re living with an Administration that sees National Forests and other public lands as places to plunder. It wants to Chop, baby chop; Drill, baby drill; and Dig, baby dig to look powerful and get rich.

Rest assured, Friends of Animals will never stop pushing back against dangerous rollbacks of laws and policies to protect wildlife and our environment. We’re seein...


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JEERS to a legal system that gave deranged wolf killer Cody Roberts a slap on the wrist— just 18 months of supervised probation and a measly $1,432 fine—instead of two years in prison, when he was sentenced yesterday for a single count of felony animal cruelty. Roberts tortured a wolf he ran over in Wyoming by dragging the animal into a bar to parade her around before killing...


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At a White House event unveiling new agricultural initiatives on March 27 that coddled farmers and ranchers, President Trump said: “Environmentalists, I mean, they are terrorists.” 

How shameful he got away with it. In the past, slander and libel were taken seriously. But this Administration has no regard for what is true, just, or right. Hence the upside down comm...


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As we celebrate April’s Prevent a Litter Month, we’re using it as an opportunity to highlight some of the most common misconceptions we’re constantly combatting here when it comes to responsible animal care.

One of the most persistent beliefs we encounter is that spaying or neutering a pet is optional, a lifestyle choice rather than a necessity, and we see far too m...


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On March 1, I moved into a cottage located on a property on a serene, wooded street in Wilton, Connecticut. It didn’t take me long to feel right at home because at dusk peepers and wood frogs start serenading me. I’m overcome with nostalgia because there was a pond in the backyard of my childhood home, and my family and I experienced and relished a similar spring symphony.


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