The Animal Defense League of Arizona (ADLA) is a statewide animal protection organization that has worked for over two decades on behalf of companion animals, wildlife, animals in laboratories, animals in entertainment, and farm animals.
Information
- Founded:
- 1987
Photos
2 of 4 albumsSee All
Wall PhotosUpdated about 2 months ago
ADLA Quarterly MeetingCreated about 3 months ago
Links
Events
3 past eventsSee All
- "Fun Raiser"
Tom's Restaurant and Tavern
Friday, September 18 at 5:30pm - “Lords of Nature”
The Loft Cinema
Wednesday, September 2 at 7:00pm - Quarterly Meeting
Glendale Public Library
Sunday, July 26 at 2:30pm
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Animal Defense League of Arizona ABC 15 news covered the PetsMart Hero awards last night. ADLA greatly appreciates the tireless efforts of Human Hero Stephanie Nichols-Young...
Phoenix fundraiser honors 6 pets, 1 human hero - Phoenix Arizona news, breaking news, local news, we
Source: www.abc15.com
Some of the animals have survived cruel circumstances and others have saved lives.
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ADLA President Stephanie Nichols-Young: Human Hero 2009
PetsMart Hero Awards is honoring Stephanie Nichols-Young as Human Hero of the year. Attorney Nichols-Young, president of the board for Animal Defense League of Arizona, is being recognized as a driving force behind the animal-welfare movement.
Source: www.azcentral.com
Give these heroes and survivors a (loving) hand, The Friends of Animal Care and Control hosts Animal Heroes on Saturday, Oct. 24, in Phoenix, a fundraiser honoring four-legged survivors and human hero Stephanie Nichols-Young.
Animal Defense League of Arizona Thanks to all the volunteers who helped trap, transport & work at North Phoenix & Tempe Clinics Yesterday! Almost 200 cats were sterilized in just one day. That's the way to celebrate Feral Cat Day! Woo hoo!
Animal Defense League of Arizona The Tucson Weekly reported today that Tucson Greyhound Park is injecting female greyhounds with anabolic steroids in violation of the Dog Protection Act passed by South Tucson voters last November. For more information on racing greyhounds visit Greyhound Network News at http://www.greyhoundnetworknews.org
Source: www.tucsonweekly.com
A track veterinarian admits injecting greyhounds; will South Tucson enforce its own law?
Animal Defense League of Arizona Sonia Hernandez, ADLA Outreach Coordinator, spent several days in Yuma working at low-cost spay neuter clinics...
Source: www.yumasun.com
In an effort to curb the rampant reproduction rate of feral cats in Yuma County, the Humane Society of Yuma (HSOY) and Planned Pethood of Yuma hosted a four-day, low-cost spay and neutering clinic.Slots ...
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http://adlaz.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-ab
Source: adlaz.blogspot.com
The Animal Defense League of Arizona (ADLA) is a statewide organization dedicated to protecting and defending Arizona's animals.
Animal Defense League of Arizona Join ADLA today at the annual Blessing of the Animals in Flagstaff...
Source: www.azdailysun.com
The annual Blessing of the Animals event is this afternoon. This is a very special interfaith event with local leaders from several faith traditions, including Navajo Christian, Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, ...
Josephine Levy Please tell me this cannot be legal...
Source: www.nytimes.com
The Supreme Court is being asked to rule that a category of expression deserves no First Amendment protection.
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After a failed attempt to convince legislators to permit slots at tracks (racinos), Phoenix Greyhound Park is planning to shut down in December. ADLA and partner group Greyhound Network News have been tracking potential racino measures. Racinos perpetuate over-breeding of racing animals to supply racetracks. Despite n...ationwide rescue efforts and a decline in the number of greyhounds bred, thousands of greyhounds are still being killed annually. For more information see the Legislative Report in the current ADLA Newsletter at www. adlaz.org. For information on the plight of racing dogs visit Greyhound Network News at www.greyhoundnetworknews.orgRead More
Source: www.azcentral.com
Phoenix Greyhound racetrack to shut down, Phoenix Greyhound Park, one of three remaining dog tracks in the state, plans to shut down by the end of the year.
Animal Defense League of Arizona Reminder: TNR Volunteer Pam Kalish will be speaking at tonight's 'Fun Raiser' at Tom's Tavern. Join us at the event (see ADLA calendar) and check out Pam's latest TNR Blog post...
Source: adlaz.blogspot.com
The Animal Defense League of Arizona (ADLA) is a statewide organization dedicated to protecting and defending Arizona's animals.
Animal Defense League of Arizona ADLA's Spay Neuter Hotline participates annually with the ACT Kids Health Fair in Phoenix. Photo: Volunteer Veronica Soto provides information to the public on low cost spay and neuter ...
Animal Defense League of Arizona Check out Pam's latest TNR adventures on the ADLA Blog...
Source: adlaz.blogspot.com
The Animal Defense League of Arizona (ADLA) is a statewide organization dedicated to protecting and defending Arizona's animals.
Animal Defense League of Arizona This week the Spay Neuter Hotline hit another milestone! It sterilized its 4,500th cat (since March 9th). Woohoo; volunteers rock. They are going to take at least part of labor day weekend off. They deserve it!!
Animal Defense League of Arizona Do you want to get out of the heat this weekend? Go to Leopold Centennial Event in Arizona's White Mountains. Lots of interesting presentations and activities. Maybe you'll get to hear a Mexican gray wolf howl!
Source: www.leopoldcentennial.org
Join us as we celebrate the centennial of Aldo Leopold’s arrival in the Southwest. The conference will look at the Leopold’s legacy and will celebrate the landscape that shaped his vision. We will look ...
Animal Defense League of Arizona Lords of Nature was great last night! About 200 people. It was nice working with other groups that sponsored (Sierra Club, Western Watersheds Project, Defenders of Wildlife, Sky Island Alliance). If you missed the film, order a dvd (see below). Great treatment of how wolves have dramatically improved Yellowstone National Park and how data from other western parks show value of large carnivores.
Source: lordsofnature.org
Top predators may hold a key to life itself. Can people and predators coexist? Can we afford not to? Birds, butterflies, beaver and antelope, wildflowers and frogs — could their survival possibly be connected ...
