Voices Carry For Animals Podcast #537 - Centre for Animal Law Advocacy [CALA]

Produced & Hosted by Debbie Dahmer aka "Mama Bear"

Guest: Suzana Gartner Founder & Executive Director Centre for Animal Law Advocacy [CALA]. Keynote Speaker & Legal Commentator | Author of A Voice for Animals

Topics: Ongoing advocacy work through Suzana's non-profit -Centre for Animal Advocacy [CALA] and the current rescue efforts to save the street dogs in San Bernardino, California-- looking for rescue groups and fosters to help them.

Highlighting animal shelter solutions and inspiring the listeners to help get cats and dogs out of the shelters by discussing how we can all make a difference in the current U.S. shelter crisis.

Centre for Animal Law Advocacy (CALA) https://suzanagartner.com/centre-for-animal-law-advocacy-cala

The Centre for Animal Law Advocacy (CALA) was founded in 2014 as a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing the rights of animals and animal protection through legal advocacy, engagement, public education, awareness, and policy reform.

Through a combination of expert advocacy, education, spearheading campaigns, and reform efforts, CALA works across Canada, the U.S., and North America to create meaningful, systemic change that improves the lives of animals, animal rights, and legal protections.

With legal expertise and compassionate leadership, CALA empowers others to advance the legal system for animals. It is intended to help advocates, changemakers, educators, whistleblowers, and other people who care about animal rights to speak up and promote stronger laws and systemic changes that give animals a meaningful voice in the legal system.

INTRODUCTION / MISSION

The Centre for Animal Law Advocacy (CALA) is dedicated to protecting animals by advocating for stronger protections for animals through legal reform for policy changes. Promoting ethical treatment of animals through writing, speaking, and legal advocacy efforts.

FOCUS AREAS

* Legal Advocacy: Working for the implementation of stronger animal protection laws.