Nathan Winograd

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APA’s embrace of regressive directors and their equally regressive policies highlights how organizations become corrupted and provides a cautionary tale…
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And he has help doing it. But we must never forget what he did and who he really is.
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The Growing Threat of DarknessListen now (12 min) | To the animals’ detriment, shelters refuse to fully open to the public.
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The Humane Society of the United States wants shelters to start breeding puppies
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How ASPCA negligence, corruption, and indifference led to the death of a little dog named Nyla and the emotional torment of Angel Hueca, the young woman…
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Harlan Weaver’s “Bad Dog” is a work of staggering inhumanity
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Whenever advocates work to spare the lives of animals, there are invariably those who criticize them by arguing that animals are less important than…
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News and headlines for March 6 - March 18, 2022
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The No Kill Advocacy Center defines “irremediable suffering” as an animal who has “a poor or grave prognosis for being able to live without severe…
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A successful shelter director I have been mentoring contacted me recently about a job offer they received from one of the wealthy, national…
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Seattle Humane, Austin Pets Alive, Best Friends, and the broken promise of No Kill
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News and headlines for February 26 - March 5, 2022
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