Based in Jackson, Wyoming, Hampton Barringer Luzak actively explores an interest in media and design. Early on during her career as a creative director’s assistant at BDDO, she was part of the advertising team who worked on marketing campaigns for Visa and Pepsi. Later, Hampton Luzak branched out into television reporting and casting for independent films. In addition to her professional contributions, Hampton Luzak is involved with several nonprofit organizations such as the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). ASPCA is a nonprofit organization founded by Henry Bergh in 1866. With over two million supporters across the United States, the organization promotes programs to enforce anti-cruelty practices regarding the treatment of animals. In 2020, ASPCA opened a veterinary forensic science center offering free forensic services to provide laboratory evidence for legal cases related to animal cruelty. Located in Gainesville, Florida, the center is the first ever forensic laboratory in the United States exclusively dedicated to animals. The center’s staff includes veterinary forensic experts who are certified professionals qualified to perform live animal forensic exams and necropsies.

1. ASPCA Opens Veterinary Forensic Science
Center
Hampton Luzak

2. Introduction
Based in Jackson, Wyoming, Hampton Barringer Luzak actively
explores an interest in media and design. Early on during her career
as a creative director’s assistant at BDDO, she was part of the
advertising team who worked on marketing campaigns for Visa and
Pepsi. Later, Hampton Luzak branched out into television reporting
and casting for independent films. In addition to her professional
contributions, Hampton Luzak is involved with several nonprofit
organizations such as the American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).

3. ASPCA is a nonprofit organization founded by Henry Bergh in 1866.
With over two million supporters across the United States, the
organization promotes programs to enforce anti-cruelty practices
regarding the treatment of animals.

4. In 2020, ASPCA opened a veterinary forensic science center offering
free forensic services to provide laboratory evidence for legal cases
related to animal cruelty. Located in Gainesville, Florida, the center is
the first ever forensic laboratory in the United States exclusively
dedicated to animals. The center’s staff includes veterinary forensic
experts who are certified professionals qualified to perform live
animal forensic exams and necropsies.