Authorities raided Linda Blair’s Southern California property on July 31 after reports of an unlicensed kennel operation — a search that followed 24 failed attempts to coordinate inspections over three years. Though the site had previously been licensed for 100 dogs and once housed 180, no animals were found in distress or removed during the raid. Blair, a prominent animal rights advocate and founder of a dog adoption charity, insists she’s relocating for health reasons and claims the issue stems from paperwork mishaps. The investigation continues, with officials focused on licensing compliance — not animal welfare — underscoring the legal gray areas even well-intentioned animal advocates can navigate.
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