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'Productive' meeting between LASPCA and New Orleans city leaders ends with a $1.5 million deal

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Ana Zorilla, the CEO of the Louisiana SPCA, said $1.5 million of donor dollars will contribute to the city deficit.

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'Productive' meeting between LASPCA and New Orleans city leaders ends with a $1.5 million deal

Ana Zorilla, the CEO of the Louisiana SPCA, said $1.5 million of donor dollars will contribute to the city deficit.

7 hours ago·New Orleans, United States

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WDSU broke the news in New Orleans, United States 7 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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