Burbank Takes on Puppy Mills – An Animal Rights Perspective
SECOND IN A SERIES - Animal right groups, such as Burbank CROPS, do not want to shut down pet stores, as Shelly Rizzotti, Burbank CROPS member explains, they simply want to prevent pet stores from selling or distributing commercially bred “puppy mill” dogs.
Burbank Takes on Puppy Mills
On October 16th members of the community, animal rescue organizations, and local pet store owners gathered at the Burbank City Council meeting to weigh in on the highly emotional issue of the sale of dogs and cats in Burbank, with a focus on commercially bred animals sourced from “puppy mills.”
If You Build It…Donations Will Come!
Aspiring Eagle Scout Bryce Lourie aids the animals as he helps to construct a 'Pet Disaster Preparedness Shed' to house the many items needed in the event of an emergency.
Mountain Lion Cubs Found Near Orange Grove and Sixth St.
Two mountain lion cubs were found by residents in the 600 block of Orange Grove and turned over to the Department of Fish and Game. No sighting of the mother.
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. What Burbank drivers should know after serious crashes involving delivery vehicles, commercial drivers, and employees on the road.