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Is Cockfighting Making a Comeback or a Repeat Performance? - Vimarsana News

Is Cockfighting Making a Comeback or a Repeat Performance?

ANIMAL WATCH-On January 27, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Bloodsport Team seized 70 roosters in an investigation of a possible cockfighting operation in LLanos, California, an unincorporated area southeast of Palmdale in Los Angeles County.  Detective Joel Bronson told reporters that suspects were identified but no arrests made, pending the outcome of the examination of the birds by LA County Animal Control veterinarians, according to the Los Angeles Times.  "The sheriff's department typically launches investigations based on complaints about noise and sanitation from neighbors," accordin...

LA Citywide Feral Cat-TNR Program Adds Fee for Pet Cats - Vimarsana News

LA Citywide Feral Cat-TNR Program Adds Fee for Pet Cats

ANIMAL WATCH-When Los Angeles General Manager Brenda Barnette received approval by the Los Angeles City Council for an estimated $60M Citywide Feral Cat-TNR Program in November 2020, she did not publicize that the new ordinance would also require pet owners with more than three (up to five) indoor cats to pay a registration fee for their extra pets.  Under that program, the City is now obligated by law to provide annual spays/neuters for 20,000 unowned/stray/feral cats living in the streets of Los Angeles, which will be done primarily by volunteer TNR (trap/neuter/release) caregivers. All...

CUDDY.Com and the Animal Rescue Business - Vimarsana News

CUDDY.Com and the Animal Rescue Business

ANIMAL WATCH-Prior to "rescuing" animals becoming big business, Los Angeles Animal Services and other municipal sheltering agencies focused on rescuing strays from the streets, investigating  reports of cruelty, abandonment, or neglect; assuring Pit Bulls were not being used for fighting and that animal-care laws were enforced by officers and shelter staff with the best training available. Now the emphasis is on "saving" every animal regardless of behavior or condition.  Shelters became the enemy and emphasis was taken off holding pet owners responsible and placed on "clearing the shel...