by John Di Leonardo | May 6, 2022 | Victories
For the past three years, the Town of Babylon has been considering slashing its setback for keeping fowl from 100 feet to 10-15 feet, a change that would not only allow nearly everyone in the town to keep birds in cramped, filthy spaces without adequate space to roam,...
by John Di Leonardo | May 3, 2022 | Victories
In the words of Adison Smith, co-founder of Utah animal protection organization Wasatch Wanderers, “For months after I found out that Highland Park District was going to kill dozens of domestic ducks abandoned at Highland Glen Park, I was frustrated and spinning...
by John Di Leonardo | Jan 13, 2022 | Victories
After being contacted by neighbors about ducks allegedly freezing to death outside a home in Forest Hills, Humane Long Island uncovered an illegal backyard slaughter operation across the street from a school. Fed a diet of moldy bagels and stale bread and denied any...
by John Di Leonardo | Dec 1, 2021 | Victories
Following Humane Long Island collaboration with South Huntington Union Free School District to safely relocate thousands of fishes and amphibians whose habitat was doomed due to construction, LION garnered a commitment from South Huntington School District to only use...
by John Di Leonardo | Nov 12, 2021 | Victories
After South Huntington Union Free School District began draining a sump for repairs, residents raised concerns about the plethora of animals who called the sump home. LION made contact with decisionmakers who immediately agreed to halt the project while we got to work...
by John Di Leonardo | Sep 1, 2021 | Victories
Following a meeting with LION President John Di Leonardo and Cornwall resident Tom DiCarrado, the mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson opted to pursue only nonlethal, humane geese management practices within his village. LION provided coyote decoys as part of the...
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