Commission Tails:
The Latest from SF Animal Control and Welfare
See You in September? Probably Not
The importance of all the animal-related issues the community brings to us to discuss at our monthly meetings hasn’t changed, but our council’s certainty about anything else, has.
Animal Advocacy: The Path Forward
Governance wasn't the only business before the council last month. We also revisited three animal advocacy issues: Crocker Amazon Park, mandatory spay and neuter legislation, and giant pandas.
The Name Game: Onward, Council Members!
As San Francisco settles into our usual slightly colder version of summer, “The only constant in life is change.” This month that saying seems particularly appropriate.
February Is for Valentines - and Spay/Neuter Awareness!
February is more than just romance, sweet cards, and heart-shaped candy. It’s also when we celebrate…Spay and Neuter Awareness Month!
Time for a Change: Why SF Should Ban Glue Traps
In September, commissioners voted unanimously to support recommendations to the mayor, Board of Supervisors, and city administrator to ban the sale and use of glue traps in San Francisco.