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Author: Lori Dalrymple

Lori D. Dalrymple-Dalpe, Master of Education, Earth & Environmental Science, Goddard College - Master of Arts, Earth & Environmental Education, Goddard College - Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Education, Burlington College. Where do I begin? At the beginning I guess. I have always loved animals and nature. As I look back, my days as a child were spent lying out on the ground looking at the the ants coming in and out their hole, watching the going on with bees, chipmunks, squirrels and birds. I enjoyed hiking, swimming, planting flowers / gardens, camping and the sort. I found myself drawn to the outside with my dad working in the yard, than in with my mom cooking and cleaning the house. Something my mom would always try to break me of, but never succeeded at. As time passed, I followed my passion of animal care. Even though financially I could not afford to become a veterinarian, the love of animals and our beautiful world followed me all through my life and I found other ways to keep that passion going gaining experience in many different arenas of animal and environmental care. I received my Bachelors of Environmental Science and my Masters of Education to help promote and spread the word. Today, I rescue and rehabilitate animals including wild-birds, fish, cats and dogs and educate the public on animal welfare and environmental issues in New York. This has brought me considerable joy in my life. This website is a culmination of information in both my professional career and personal ideologies. As a proud citizen of New York and one of the founding families of Schenectady, Montgomery and Fulton Counties, my goal is to provide our communities trustworthy information so they can become better informed our earth and all of her wonders. As I look back at my life, and where I have come and where I am going, I would not have it any other way.

New York City Rodeo Bill Sabotaged, Again!

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After years of local public concern and growing awareness about the trauma rodeos events potentially inflict on its animals, the […]

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Article 26-C Takes Effect

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OVERVIEW A new law has taken effect on December 15th and the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets […]

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Bill Approved for Prohibiting Glue Traps

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The New York City Bar Association, through its Animal Law Committee, approved the passage of Assembly Bill A.54-B and Senate […]

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New Bill Introduced to Prohibit the Sale of Birds in Retail Pet Stores

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Assembly Bill A8327 has been introduced which seeks to prohibit the sale of birds in retail pet stores statewide.  If […]

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Albany Police Are Expanding their Training Program

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New York State Police (NYSP) in Albany is expanding their training program by partnering with the New York State Animal […]

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New Bill Proposed for Wolves and Coyotes (Legislation (S.5402/A.1229A))

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A reintroduction of a bill in the state legislature would require canids over 50 pounds, that are killed, to be […]

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Sen. Peter Oberacker (R,C-51st District) to introduce his animal cruelty bill (A.5820) in the state Senate

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Sen. Peter Oberacker (R,C-51st District) will introduce his animal cruelty bill (A.5820) in the state Senate this year to authorize […]

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Puppy Mill Pipeline Act starts Dec 15th

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A new law, known as the Puppy Mill Pipeline Act, originally signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2022, targets large-scale […]

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NY Passes S.3431- new criminal offenses related to animal fighting

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NY State Senate passes state’s animal cruelty laws

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