Animal News Van
What is the Animal News Van?
The Animal News Van (ANV) is LCA's innovative education and news reporting tool. Partnered with the LCAnimal.org website, it effectively educates millions of people in Southern California on animal issues.
The van's TV screens, speaker system and LED message board impart important information. It is the first of its kind on the West Coast, reaching people across cultural and economic lines.
The possibilities it has to educate are almost endless! Look for the van at schools, festivals, cultural events, on TV and more! Whenever there is a story, wherever education is needed - the ANV will be there!
What Does the ANV Educate About?
The ANV educates the public about the plight of animals used in modern society for food, entertainment, clothing and scientific curiosity.
 Dog - Alive, healthy and happy. |
 Dog dead starved to death by human abuser(s) |
The ANV is committed to disseminating truthful information and promoting conscious, informed lifestyle descions in order to improve the manner in which animals are treated in the American culture.
 Mother and baby elephant in the wild. |
 Captive circus elephant, abused and dead |
Millions of dogs, pigs, rats and other animals will be grateful when human compassion and understanding finally reaches out its arms to embrace them.
 Cow walking through a field at a sanctuary |
 Dead calf left as trash at a livestock auction lot |
Who is the Special Investigations Unit?
LCA's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) gathers data about animal abuse cases in order to prosecute abusers and help change laws. The ANV brings SIU's current, documented cases of animla abuse to the public's attention, garnering critically important support for prosecutions and legislative efforts. SIU's daring missions send a bold message that animal abuse will not go unnoticed and will not be tolerated.
 Undercover SIU investigator, waiting to document deer slaughter by the National Park Services. |
 SIU investigator uncovers illegal deer slaughter operation |
Please contact the SUI department if you suspect animal abuse in your area.
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Learn more about: LCA's investigations
