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‘Red flags all over the place’ — How one nonprofit never gave up effort to save neglected animals at troubled Julian sanctuary
Drew Sitton • Times of San Diego·La Mesa Courier·2026-06-03 21:28:18·1 view
The Humane Society and other officials credited one national nonprofit devoted to farm animal protection, the Humane Farming Association, with kicking off the largest animal rescue effort in the region’s history.
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‘Red flags all over the place’ — How one nonprofit never gave up effort to save neglected animals at troubled Julian sanctuary
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