SF News SF Zoo Receives $8.5 Million Loan, With Majority Awarded After Fulfilling Requirements The city is bailing out the SF Zoo with a large loan on the condition it fulfills a list of requirements. The zoo also plans to bring back giant pandas to boost revenue, but advocates say its track record shows it can’t properly care for them.
SF News San Francisco BBQ Festival Disrupted By Animal Rights Activists Attendees at this weekend's 2nd annual San Francisco BBQ Fest got a little scolding along with their braised ribs as a group of animal rights activists showed up to the ticketed event and
Arts & Entertainment 'Goatchella' Draws A Huge Crowd, Along With Requisite Animal Rights Protestors It took until the seventh annual edition of the event, but Saturday's Ferry Plaza Farmers Market Goat Festival was such a huge hit that it already spawned some backlash. With its popularity launched
SF News Carpenter Lost His Job For Saving Raccoon Trapped At Construction Site A carpenter working on the SFMOMA expansion project was recently let go from his job after he decided to rescue a raccoon trapped at the construction site. Todd Sutton showed up for work
