Animal Protection and Rescue League
Dina is Chair and co-founder for the Orange County chapter of APRL. She coordinates the organization's activities, fundraising, and personally oversees the monthly OC Beach Cleanup. She also speaks about the benefits of veganism and animal rights at animal rights conferences and elementary schools.
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- Category: organization
- Website: https://www.aprl.org
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Dina is Chair and co-founder for the Orange County chapter of APRL. She coordinates the organization's activities, fundraising, and personally oversees the monthly OC Beach Cleanup. She also speaks about the benefits of veganism and animal rights at animal rights conferences and elementary schools.
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