Doris Day Animal League combined operations in 2006 with The Humane Society of the United States to continue its work as one of the leading lobbying and public service animal welfare organizations for almost 20 years. The League has a proud legacy of meaningful accomplishments, and there’s much work to do on the legislative level.
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