Breaking... Tony the Tiger dead.. ALDF did all they could to remove Tony from this hell and the cell he was confined to for most of his life. Roadside Zoos need to be shut down and owners should prosecuted for keeping wild animals in JAIL cells, giving them no ability to roam and refusing to feed them nourshing food and the proper food to sustain life. He lived in Hell for many years, and ALDF had many courtroom battles. He is free now and I am sure he knows how much he was loved by all anima advocates andl caregivers and definitely by the whole team at Animal Legal Defense Fund. They have updated their newsletter and there are many new battles happening all in the name of ANIMAL JUSTICE... Bravo Stephen and your team in continuing to battle for Animal Rights and prosecuting the offenders to the fullest extent of the LAW!!!!!

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Rest in Peace, Tony the Tiger Mourning Tony On Monday, Oct. 16 we received the devastating news that Tony the tiger had died. We are mourning Tony, and we are fighting to prevent the Tiger Truck Stop from getting another tiger. Setting Our Sights on Iowa’s Ag-Gag Law This month we filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Iowa’s Ag-Gag law, which criminalizes undercover investigations at factory farms and slaughterhouses, effectively silencing advocates and ensuring that animal cruelty goes unreported. Animal Legal Defense Fund-lead coalitions have successfully sued to overturn Ag-Gag laws in Idaho and Utah—Iowa’s law is next. Taking Another Puppy Mill to Court This month we continue our fight against puppy mills with a lawsuit to shut down California Carolina Dogs for illegally operating a puppy mill. It doesn’t take a lawyer to see that treating animals like cash crops is wrong, but it does take a good team of lawyers to get a puppy mill shut down. Learn more about this new lawsuit. Speak Out and Save! In honor of Speak Out for Farmed Animals Week, the amazing plant-based food pioneers at Beyond Meat are offering a special coupon. So enjoy a delicious plant-based meal while you take action for farmed animals. For the animals, Stephen Wells Executive Director