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Empathy leads to action. Stand up for wildlife with OAA and Project Coyote Learn how at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/project-coyote-empathy @projectcoyoteorg Deadly domestic violence is rising in Ohio and the warning signs often appear long before tragedy strikes. 👉 Read more + get involved at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/deadly-domestic-violence-rising-in-ohio TNR saves lives! We’re excited to share upcoming Trap-Neuter-Return Certification Workshops designed to strengthen and grow your impact. Presented by Neighborhood Cats and Community Cats Central Whether you’re: ✔ Building a TNR movement Shelter overpopulation isn’t inevitable. It’s preventable! Getting to Zero by Peter Marsh lays out a roadmap for ending the cycle through prevention, accountability, and humane policy. Read our book review at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news From near extinction to statewide recovery 🦅 Ohio’s bald eagle population is growing, but continued protection is critical. Learn more and get involved at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/bald-eagles
It’s mating season for coyotes, wolves, and foxes — a reminder that devotion and partnership aren’t just human traditions. They’re beautifully wild. This Valentine’s Day, send a Wild Valentine through our partner, @proj This Sweet Potato Pudding comes from Phil Arkow, coordinator of the National LINK Coalition, longtime partners and champions for both people and animals. Simple, cozy, and rooted in compassion Get the full recipe at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/phil Spring brings new wildlife activity and humane solutions matter. 🐾 We’re highlighting TLC Wildlife Management, Central Ohio’s only wildlife service offering exclusively non-lethal prevention, eviction, and exclusion. Protecting wildlif Animal cruelty is often a warning sign!! Join us for an OPOTA CPT–approved training on The Link Between Animal and Human Violence for law enforcement. Next training is in Cincinnati, OH on Feb 23rd This training is designed for law enforcemen Winter TNR is possible with the right prep ❄️🐾 Warm shelters, smart timing, and frequent checks keep community cats safe. Learn more → www.ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/winter-tnr
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