ANIMAL RESCUE + ADVOCACY

Being featured in Skin Trade – a documentary exposing the cruelty of the fur industry – along with actors Martin Sheen, James Cromwell, and Elaine Hendrix, and produced and directed by Beagle Freedom Project founder, Shannon Keith

Founding "Heroes K9 Rescue", in which she dedicated more than 15 years to rescuing, fostering, rehabilitating, and finding homes for shelter dogs that were previously on "death row"

Speaking at a press conference at the California State Capitol, alongside Senator Dean Florez, in support of animal-friendly legislation

Interviewing actor Danny Trejo in support of his campaign, "Real Men Spay and Neuter Their Pets"

Speaking on behalf of Last Chance for Animals' (LCA) "Puppy Mill Awareness Day" alongside the Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan, singer/artist Pink, and drummer Rikki Rocket from Poison

Behind the scenes, Lacey has a strong passion for animals. Since her teenage years, she has dedicated herself to rescuing animals, advocating for their rights, and empowering others who share the same mission. Some of her notable contributions include:

Promoting the campaign that successfully led West Hollywood to becoming the first U.S. city to ban the sale of real animal fur

Actor Pierce Brosnan and Lacey Sculls raise awareness for the California spay & neuter license plate

Lacey Sculls and actor Danny Trejo promoting the campaign, Real Men Spay and Neuter Their Pets

Dog rescuer and Rock of Love star Lacey Sculls gets two rescued Pit Bulls ready for their new home

Rock of Love's Lacey Sculls rescues 4 Pit Bulls from euthanasia, through her group, Heroes K9 Rescue

Cesar Millan The Dog Whisperer, reality star and dog rescuer Lacey Sculls, and Poison's Rikki Rocket

Dog rescuer and animal advocate Lacey Sculls exercising a group of dogs

Rock of Love star and Heroes K9 Rescue founder, Lacey Sculls, hugging a rescued dog

Helping to raise awareness for the California "Pet Lover's License Plate", designed by actor Pierce Brosnan, to help fund no-or-low-cost spay and neuter clinics

Lacey and her husband Jonny Sculls now live in Las Vegas, Nevada, where they continue their work rescuing dogs. In 2023, the couple were featured by a local news station for saving the lives of three dogs – two Great Danes and an English Bulldog – that were not only being forced to live outdoors in temperatures exceeding 105° F (40.5° C), but they were also being starved and were emaciated.

8 News Now, Las Vegas, news story about 3 dogs whose lives were saved by Lacey and Jonny Sculls

Lacey and Jonny fought hard to take legal possession of the dogs and won. After spending months rehabilitating the dogs, Lacey and Jonny were finally able to give them a new life. The English Bulldog was adopted by a wonderful couple and now travels the country in a luxury RV, visiting national parks and camping destinations. The Great Danes were adopted together by another married couple who are close, personal friends of Jonny and Lacey, and they too are now living their best life.