PETA Plasters Los Angeles Streets With Messages Blasting Mayor Bass Over Failed Animal Shelter Policies
This picture of a stray cat at a feeding station was taken half a block from the Chesterfield Square/South LA shelter where animals are reportedly being dumped when turned away by the shelter. Credit: PETA
PETA has plastered the streets with this ad near the Mayor’s residence at Getty House, around City Hall, and by the Chesterfield Square/South LA shelter.
One of several cat rooms at LAAS’s South LA shelter that are currently empty, while LAAS refuses to take in any cats who are not injured or sick. Credit: PETA
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