Animal Welfare

This page collects the 770 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Animal Welfare”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Pets, Public Safety, and Community.

1. Thu, Nov 51 item
   1. Lange Foundation Seeks Permanent Home for Adoptable 6-Year-Old Rescue Dog CricketWest LA non-profit Lange Foundation has introduced Cricket, a 6-year-old rescued dog seeking immediate adoption after being abandoned. The small tan canine is fully vetted and available for meet-and-gLos Angeles County2 reports
2. Wed, Nov 41 item
   1. PETA sues Fort Lauderdale and Capybara Café, demanding closure of the viral animal encounter businessPETA filed a lawsuit in Broward County Circuit Court asking a judge to order Fort Lauderdale to close the Capybara Café for allegedly violating city zoning rules against exhibiting wild animals. The gMiami-Dade County
3. Tue, Nov 33 items
   1. Horse Death at Los Alamitos Race CourseA 5-year-old horse named Pine Run died following a racing injury at Los Alamitos Race Course on Halloween night. This marks the 14th racing or training death at the track this year, following 19 similLos Angeles County
   2. Ventura County Animal Services removes 22 dogs from Oxnard river encampment amid shelter capacity strainLos Angeles County
   3. Retired Police Officer Argues for Mandatory Indoor Cat Ordinances and Responsible Pet OwnershipLos Angeles County
4. Mon, Nov 22 items
   1. Animal rescue groups seek homes for over 50 cats left behind at a demolishing Little Havana mobile home parkAnimal rescue organizations are rushing to find foster homes and adopters for more than 50 cats remaining at the Silver Court Mobile Home Park as the 65-year-old property prepares for demolition. MostMiami-Dade County2 reports
   2. SPCA Tampa Bay CEO Martha Boden defends animal handling and criticizes county investigation over pig named WaddlesPinellas County
5. Sun, Nov 11 item
   1. Spay-Neuter Action Project Receives $30,000 Grant for Pets of Unhoused ResidentsThe Brown Family Foundation awarded a $30,000 grant to the Spay-Neuter Action Project to provide spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, and microchips for 180 pets belonging to unhoused residents in SanSan Diego County

1. 01Dolly’s Dreamorganization5 mentions
2. 02Pintoother4 mentions
3. 03Tampa Bay Raysorganization4 mentions
4. 04Tropicana Fieldlocation4 mentions
5. 05Humane Society of Tampa Bayorganization4 mentions
6. 06Valerieother4 mentions
7. 07Hillsborough County Pet Resource Centerorganization4 mentions
8. 08Studio Citylocation3 mentions
9. 09Wagmor Petsorganization3 mentions
10. 10Sociedad Protectora de Animales del Condado Browardorganization3 mentions