A Long Island livestock sanctuary, Double D Bar Ranch, is facing 112 counts of animal neglect for depriving cows, goats, horses, pigs, and other animals of food, water, and shelter, leading to diseases and malnutrition. The ranch, in operation since 1999, was reported for filthy conditions and hoarding tendencies by anthrozoologist John Di Leonardo, who helped rescue dozens of animals from the site. Despite claiming to be a charity shelter for abused animals, the ranch’s owner is accused of prioritizing profit over animal welfare, showcasing signs of compulsive hoarding behavior.
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Weighing the pros and cons of Bruins trading Brad MarchandÂ
The Boston Bruins are considering trading Brad Marchand before the deadline to prioritize future assets over short-term gains, with his pending UFA status making him a valuable trade chip. While Marchand's leadership and production would be missed, moving him could yield a strong return for Boston, potentially accelerating their retooling efforts. The decision to deal Marchand will depend on how ambitious the Bruins are in rebuilding their roster and whether they believe they can compete...
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