Sunday, December 7, 2025

Comedian Rebecca Corry Sues L.A. Mayor, LAPD for Dogs’ Abuse on Skid Row

Comedian ⁢Rebecca Corry has ⁢filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the ‌Los ‍Angeles Police Department, alleging animal ‌cruelty and negligence regarding ​the treatment of dogs in the Skid Row area. ‍The suit claims a pattern ‌of⁢ abuse and​ unlawful seizure of animals, ‍escalating concerns about animal welfare within the⁣ city’s most vulnerable communities.

The legal action comes amid growing scrutiny of conditions for animals in⁢ Skid Row and follows‍ recent LAPD ⁢operations targeting alleged illegal puppy mills. Corry, a longtime advocate for animal rights, asserts ‍the city’s response​ has been inadequate and, ‌in some instances, actively harmful to the animals involved. The⁢ outcome of this‌ case could significantly impact how Los Angeles addresses animal welfare ​issues, notably within its unhoused population, and perhaps lead to revised protocols for animal seizure and care.

According to the lawsuit, Corry​ alleges mistreatment of dogs during recent LAPD actions. She claims animals were subjected ⁣to unnecessary stress and improper handling during recovery operations. The ⁣suit further contends that the⁤ Los Angeles ​Animal services, under the management ⁤of​ Annette Ramirez, failed to adequately protect the animals’ well-being.‍

A spokesperson for Mayor Bass‍ responded to a TMZ⁢ inquiry, stating, “Mayor Bass‌ has ⁢taken ⁢action to investigate allegations of animal cruelty⁣ in Skid‍ Row, with the LAPD recently recovering dogs from an illegal puppy mill in the area.”

The city’s statement further detailed a joint⁣ initiative between the LAPD and Los ​Angeles Animal Services.”The initiative is a joint effort… aimed at enhancing animal welfare through specialized ​investigators, multiplying the resources available⁢ to address concerns about animal welfare, while offering basic‍ support to pet owners where needed,” the statement read. “The pilot has launched in ⁢skid Row and will have the potential to expand citywide.”

As of​ December ‍2, 2025, representatives for the LAPD and ⁤Los Angeles Animal Services had not responded ‍to requests for‌ comment⁤ regarding the specific allegations‍ outlined in⁣ Corry’s lawsuit.

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