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05/28/2026

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05/26/2026

Please check your pup’s food!

A major pet food recall has been expanded after samples collected by state regulators all tested positive for listeria. MORE BELOW ⬇️

05/23/2026

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04/23/2026

Working dogs are amazing! 💕

Two Rancho Cucamonga Police Department K-9s are credited with tracking the scent of and locating a vulnerable missing woman who had fallen 200 feet down a steep ravine over the weekend.

K-9 Naji initially tracked the woman's scent, then K-9 Keva continued following it down a nearby horse trail, police said. About half a mile into the search, Keva diverted down a ravine, where deputies heard the woman calling for help.

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04/22/2026

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Los Angeles is getting a second-chance story, and it starts in the shelters.

A new $14 million investment from the ASPCA and Best Friends Animal Society aims to transform LA Animal Services over the next three years. The plan focuses on better in-shelter care, more staff, stronger medical support, and a major push to get more animals into foster homes and permanent ones.

Right now, the system sees around 50,000 animals a year. The goal is simple but urgent. Fewer animals stuck in cages, more walking out with families.

It is not part of the city budget, but it has the backing of Mayor Karen Bass and could become a model for other cities.

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https://lamag.com/animals/14-million-budget-announced-for-la-animal-services/

03/08/2026

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03/06/2026

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02/14/2026

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01/26/2026

Protecting Animals Against Threat (California – SB 221)

Effective January 1, 2026, California has expanded its legal protections for victims of domestic abuse and stalking through the implementation of Senate Bill 221. This legislation significantly broadens the definition of a “credible threat” within the state’s penal code to explicitly include threats made against a victim’s pet, service animal, emotional support animal, or horse.
Previously, state law contained a loophole: while threatening a family member contributed to a stalking charge, threatening to harm or kill a beloved pet did not always carry the same legal weight in establishing a pattern of harassment. This gap left many victims vulnerable, as abusers frequently weaponize the emotional bond between humans and their animals to maintain control. Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, the author of the bill, emphasized the necessity of this change, stating, “SB 221 recognizes that stalkers often target what victims love most, their pets, to use as a weapon of intimidation.”
The new law aligns California’s statutes with federal anti-stalking laws, acknowledging the well-documented link between animal abuse and interpersonal violence. According to data cited during the bill’s progression, a significant portion of stalking cases involve threats to family pets as a means to instill fear without directly threatening the human victim. By legally recognizing these threats as criminal stalking behavior, the state ensures that law enforcement can intervene earlier in high-conflict situations, providing a critical layer of safety for both human survivors and their animal companions.

11/26/2025

ADOPTED
Meet your new best friend!
Found in San Bernardino, this charming 3-year-old male Jack Russell mix is waiting to bring joy to his forever home.
With his sweet and intelligent nature, he's sure to capture hearts.

City of San Bernardino Animal Services, 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408, (909) 384-1304, open daily from 11am-4pm.
Discover more about him ;
https://24petconnect.com/SanBernardinoCityShelterPets/Details/SBCT/A587624.