Animal advocates in Los Angeles, including PETA, call for stricter enforcement of spay/neuter laws and a breeder moratorium to address overcrowded shelters.

Animal advocates in Los Angeles, including PETA, call for emergency measures to address overcrowded animal shelters, strict enforcement of the existing spay and neuter law, and a breeder moratorium. Advocates argue that without enforcement, additional funding for care workers and administrative positions won't significantly alleviate the crisis. LAAS denies allegations of neglect and claims a reduction in overcrowding since the appointment of General Manager Staycee Dains.