Family dog shot and killed by LAPD during Knicks celebration at condo in Canoga Park abc7.la/a8E5tp

hard to watch, but this is what stomatitis does to street cats who are left without vet care, suffering in pain until they eventually die from being unable to eat or drink if you'd like to help me save this guy and more like him, please pitch in: linktr.ee/friendsofbear?utm_…

To go out publicly and say what he is saying, @edzitron has balls the size of the Las Vegas sphere

RT @NathanJRobinson: it still strikes me as so horrible and upsetting that we live in a world where billions of adorable baby chicks are co…

Adam Hamawy describes what he wishes people could understand from his time treating patients in Gaza: "Much worse" than what we see online. "The smells, the full senses…crying children, the families…to see this every single day…you just can't even describe it well enough."

The situation we have reached in Gaza is harsher than anything imaginable. Mosquitoes and insects devour us to the point that my clothes are stained with blood from scratching so severely. Rats, on the other hand—I live in half a house, while the other half is bombed and filled with hundreds of rats, some weighing up to 1.5 kilograms each. Our children do not sleep at night out of fear. The bombardment is still ongoing, and the genocide has never stopped for a single day; every day there is a massacre. Every passing moment, I fear a missile will fall over my head. Furthermore, the famine continues; more than 85% of the people of Gaza depend entirely on food kitchens, and Israel still allows food in very minute quantities that do not suffice even 10% of Gaza's population. We are so tired of this situation. Until when??

We worked with @Panavision to talk about I Love Boosters, the process of getting the big, bold, colors, and why it HAS to be seen on a big screen.

One Perfect Shot

Last yr I wrote about a form of PTSD some slaughterhouse workers suffer from: PITS, or perpetrator-induced traumatic stress. I talked to a worker in Europe named Tom whose story has stayed with me. You can hear it directly in this new, powerful documentary: Killing for a Living

"On Polymarket, the Journal found, 67% of profits go to just 0.1% of accounts. That means less than 2,000 accounts netted a total of nearly half a billion dollars."

ranch for poorly drawn horses

This was one of the hardest stories I've written. When people fail to spay/neuter, or buy a dog instead of adopting, the animals pay the price — and so do shelter workers and animal control officers. Performing euthanasia, responding to cruelty cases, & more, is a huge burden.

If you are a US citizen, you have to understand that you are paying for this and this is your responsiblity. This looting is being done by an ally that can only behave this way because of US financial and diplomatic support.

“We have to sell weapons to shred toddlers in Gaza and Lebanon because it creates a relatively small amount of jobs compared to healthcare, education and infrastructure investment” is actually not a very compelling argument, politically or morally.

📍SF Bay Area We still have all these very adoptable kittens waiting for homes somehow: Goomba, Toadette, Carol & Hubert, and Soda Can They're getting close to 1 year old and are getting passed up for younger kittens. They're all extremely sweet 💔

A reminder that while Democratic pundits and donors obsess over Hasan Piker, this is what Israel is doing with US taxpayer money:

here's my one that israel killed

RT @never_oppressed: In Tehran, a woman feeds stray cats daily during the war to make sure they’re not left hungry. I’ve seen so many video…

The market when the tech industry is really nailing it.