Holly Gann is currently a third year law student at Lewis & Clark Law School. Before law school, she started a large grassroots animal advocacy group that raised awareness about animal cruelty and encouraged the prosecution of animal cruelty offenses. Motivated by her desire to make a difference in the lives of people and animals, and realizing the importance of the law as it relates to animal issues, she decided to attend law school to pursue animal law studies. Holly moved from Florida to Portland specifically for Lewis & Clark’s animal law program. As a law student, she has been a Legal Intern for Farm Sanctuary, Associate Editor of the Year on Animal Law, and an officer of SALDF. She is also a Law Clerk for the Center for Animal Law Studies, a clinical intern for the Animal Law Clinic, a Coordinator of Farm Sanctuary’s Portland Walk for Farm Animals, and a 2011-2012 Co-Director of SALDF. 

 
Outside of school, Holly enjoys working with animal protection organizations and advocating for legislation to facilitate positive changes for animals. She also enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Jupiter and Odie.