• Alene Anello is a Groundbreaking Lawyer for Chickens

  • Jul 26 2022
  • Length: Less than 1 minute
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Alene Anello is a Groundbreaking Lawyer for Chickens

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  • Disclaimer: This conversation contains graphic depictions of cruelty toward chickens.

    This week, Kathy is joined by Harvard Law graduate and founder of the non-profit Legal Impact for Chickens, Alene Anello. In their lively conversation, the two discuss:

    • Alene’s relationship with her pet cockatiel, Conrad, who changed her view of animals forever
    • How working at PETA and the Animal Legal Defense Fund made Alene want to work for animal rights “forever”
    • LIC’s lawsuit against Costco, citing animal welfare law violations, following a gruesome Mercy for Animals undercover investigation
    • The horrific ways that chickens suffer in production plants and why Costco’s treatment of chickens demands legal action
    • Kathy compares Alene’s work to the Nonhuman Rights Project’s work to represent animals in a court of law
    • Alene teases some exciting new projects for her team at LIC

    To support Legal Impact for Chickens, follow them on social media:

    • Facebook
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    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn

    Connect with Kathy Stevens:

    • Facebook: Kathy Stevens, Catskill Animal Sanctuary
    • Twitter: @CASanctuary
    • Book: Where the Blind Horse Sings
    • Website: CASanctuary.org
    • Instagram: @catskill_animal_sanctuary
    • YouTube: Catskill Animal Sanctuary
    • TikTok: @CASanctuary
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