Blog: “Will Child Protective Services Take My Child?”
Many parents wonder: When will that one mistake too many cause child protective services to take my child away? American Humane sheds some light on how such critical decisions are made.
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And the ‘Pawscar’ goes to...
American Humane recognizes several Oscar-nominated films and other flicks with a “Pawscar” for keeping animals safe.
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Be Prepared for Emergencies
Get Fussy Cat’s new emergency evacuation and survival kit and a portion of the sale will be donated to American Humane.
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New! Pet Meets Baby: A Guide for Families Bringing Children Home to Pets
If you have a pet and you’re getting ready to bring a new baby or child into your home, this guide is for you.
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Animal Emergency: Mississippi Puppy Mill Seized
American Humane’s Red Star Animal Emergency Services™ team participates in puppy-mill seizure and sheltering effort for nearly 100 rescued dogs.
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Haitian Orphans Helped by American Humane Project Coordinator
Dr. Debbie Mixon Mitchell, project coordinator for the Colorado Disparities Resource Center, a partnership of American Humane and the Colorado Department of Human Services, was a volunteer escort for Haitian orphans.
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FGDM Conference
Registration is now open for the 2010 Conference on Family Group Decision Making and Other Family Engagement Approaches.
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HBO Airs Movie About American Humane Advisor
HBO’s original and inspirational film Temple Grandin, starring Claire Danes, premiered Feb. 6. Grandin, who has been challenged by autism, is a renowned consultant in animal welfare and livestock care, and is a member of American Humane® Certified’s Scientific Advisory Committee.
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Family Engagement in Colorado’s Child Welfare System
American Humane has released a new Issue Brief that outlines the valuable work of five counties in Colorado that have committed to involving families in decision making.
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Veterinary Drug Recalled After Animal Deaths
An injectable veterinary drug commonly used for anesthesia in dogs and cats has been pulled off the market, and an injectable pain-control drug also has reportedly been recalled -- but some veterinarians may be unaware of the dangers.
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What does it mean to be humane? It’s an innate desire to protect our children, or compassion to care for an animal in need. And it's our hope to live among people who feel the same. We are advocates for both animals and children.
CERTIFIED FARM ANIMAL PROGRAM American Humane® Certified is the nation’s original monitoring and labeling program to ensure that farm animals are raised humanely. >> Find out more
NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED® American Humane has overseen movie sets since 1940 to make sure animal actors stay safe. >> Find out more
