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In Pacific Palisades, few residents have been allowed into the area to search for pets. Nonprofit animal welfare groups have also, generally, not been allowed to search.
The mix of urban settings and nature is what we love about this region. This past week we’re reminded just how untamed the wilderness is.
The L.A. Zoo is suing the entity that’s been financing it for 60 years, the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Assn. Neither’s goals are being served by this spat.
