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Best Friends Animal SocietyĀ® is the only national animal welfare organization focused exclusively on ending the killing of dogs and cats in America's shelters.
To this end, Best Friends works with shelters, rescue groups and our members nationwide on a variety of grassroots programs. Working together, weāre building on a foundation of compassion and inclusion to help both pets and people. Weāre making sure that everyone has the same access to loving pets and that every adoptable pet has access to the comfort of a foster home instead of a kennel in a shelter.
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Judah Battista ā Chief Sanctuary Officer at Best Friends Animal Society
Executive Bio
A co-founder of Best Friends Animal Society, Judah Battista began his journey with the organization when he was just 14 years old. While growing up, Judah had an affinity for animals and was especially sensitive to those who were suffering. He channeled this compassion into his work at the Sanctuary, where he spent his spring breaks and summers helping the organization get off the ground.
In his career with Best Friends, Judah has worked on behalf of the animals in many different roles. He cared for cats at the Sanctuary as a Caregiver and Vet Tech, and has served as the Clinic Manager, Associate Director of Community Programs and Services, and Director of Animal Care.
In 2006, Judah decided to leave Best Friends and work in Chicago, where he gained personal experience addressing the challenges involved in saving homeless animals in one of the largest cities in America. After two years with PAWS Chicago, a no-kill animal rescue organization, Judah returned to Best Friends. In 2012, Judah served as the Interim Executive Director of Best Friends in Los Angeles and is now the Chief Sanctuary Officer.
In his career with Best Friends, Judah has worked on behalf of the animals in many different roles. He cared for cats at the Sanctuary as a Caregiver and Vet Tech, and has served as the Clinic Manager, Associate Director of Community Programs and Services, and Director of Animal Care.
In 2006, Judah decided to leave Best Friends and work in Chicago, where he gained personal experience addressing the challenges involved in saving homeless animals in one of the largest cities in America. After two years with PAWS Chicago, a no-kill animal rescue organization, Judah returned to Best Friends. In 2012, Judah served as the Interim Executive Director of Best Friends in Los Angeles and is now the Chief Sanctuary Officer.
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