Turn Your Shelter Upside Down
You can’t go from a culture of killing to a culture of lifesaving with the same team.
You can’t go from a culture of killing to a culture of lifesaving with the same team.
It was a historic beginning of an altogether different future for shelter animals—not of certain death as had been the case nationwide since before the turn of the century, but a future that held promise, protection, and a new chance at life.
Irreconcilable Differences now available wherever books are sold.
Meet Lucy. She’s scheduled to be killed in NYC for being hungry.
We need your help saving the lives of puppies, kittens, dogs, cats, rabbits, and other animals currently being killed in New York State shelters.
Not content to kill animals in New York, Ed Sayres threatens them in California.
In 2009, PETA killed 97% of the animals it took in. It found homes for only 8 out of 2,366.
Two cats stuck on a power pole in two different cities highlight the good and ugly side of animal shelters.
A writer for PETA gives a shelter director on the defensive for staggering levels of killing advice on how to attack No Kill generally, and me specifically.
Despite public claims of success, recently uncovered e-mails show that Ed Boks knew that his much touted mandatory sterilization law was harmful to animals.