The Animal Museum

05/11/2017

We would like to announce that the museum is temporarily closing.
BUT!
We will be opening again!
We're looking for more suitable premises, and completing our UNPRECEDENTED fabulous permanent exhibition- "Animal Protection; An American Legacy"- 150 years of the struggles and victories of our Movement..
We will keep you posted so stay tuned!

04/29/2017

Have you bought your ticket to tonight's book signing event yet?

Join The Animal Museum and Wags & Walks for a unforgettable book signing with photographer and author Jesse Freidin! Enjoy wine and vegan food, silent auction, and meet some adorable pups ready for adoptions.

A percentage of every book sold benefits Wags & Walks!

Join Wags & Walks for a unforgettable book signing with photographer and author Jesse Freidin! See our amazing director Lesley Brog and rescue dog on the cover of the book, meet the author, bid in the silent auction, meet adoptable dogs and enjoy wine and delicious vegan bites. A percentage of every...

03/31/2017

"Kindness and compassion towards all living things is a mark of a civilized society. Conversely, cruelty, whether it is directed against human beings or against animals, is not the exclusive province of any one culture or community of people. "

— César Chávez, who is recognized on his birthday, March 31, for his life's work and struggles for both people and animals

03/29/2017

Faith, church cat at Saint Augustine's Church, London. On September 6, 1940, Faith moved her single newborn kitten, Panda, from the warm upper floors of the church to the basement, just before the Germans began bombing the city. She and Panda were later rescued from the rubble by Father Henry Ross, and Faith was awarded a special medal for "steadfast courage in the Battle of London".

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03/25/2017

Happy Caturday!

03/24/2017

So sweet!

03/23/2017

Author Carol J. Adams and The Animal Museum Founding Director, Carolyn Mullin discuss ecofeminism, the long-term personal and political empowerment of plant-based eating, and social change through the arts and language on a recent Feminist Magazine on KPFK radio 90.7 FM episode!

03/23/2017

Little do people know that American author Jack London (1876-1916) campaigned strongly to get animals out of the entertainment industry. In 1918, the MSPCA-Angell created the Jack London Club in his honor, an organization whose members pledged their opposition to trained animal acts. They leafleted outside circuses, wrote letters to local papers, and, if they happen to find an animal act, they would hiss loudly and storm out!

03/21/2017

Hmm, we wonder what they dream about?

You can learn more chicken facts by visiting our online exhibition, : http://uncooped.org/

03/17/2017

Bring a friend and come visit The Animal Museum!

Thursday: 2 to 8PM
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12 to 6PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: Closed

421 Colyton Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Photo Credit: L.A. Watson

03/16/2017

Print emphasizing “hunting with the camera.” Published by the American Humane Education Society, c. 1921.

Learn more with our online exhibit: http://bekindexhibit.org/