Pet issues: D.C. ranks 4th in animal compassion

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Washington’s numerous activists and wildlife watchers and lack of puppy mills make the nation’s capital the fourth-most animal-friendly city in the country, according to the U.S. Humane Society.

The animal rights organization announced its inaugural index to measure how the 25 most-populated cities make their communities safer for animals.

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