Denver Pet Partners -- Enhancing Lives Through the Human-Animal Bond American Humane has long promoted the therapeutic value of human-animal interaction. Teamed with Denver Pet Partners, we now provide direct services of animal-assisted activities and animal-assisted therapy. See how we’re enhancing lives...

Now -- added safety for America’s pets Universal microchip scanners have hit the market. The new technology reads all frequencies of microchips -- ensuring more lost pets can be returned home. American Humane is partnering with HomeAgain to get HomeAgain® Universal Worldscan™ readers out to the nation’s shelters and veterinary clinics. Get yours.

Katrina Animal Memorial in New Orleans On the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, American Humane will participate in a memorial service that includes the unveiling of a statue honoring the animals that perished. Learn more...

Reporting Internet Animal Abuse The posting of videos and photos on the Internet depicting acts of animal abuse by those who perpetrate or perpetuate such crimes is alarming. Here’s how you can help stop it. Learn more...

Forgotten victims -- Foreclosure Pets The number of home foreclosures is skyrocketing, displacing people and their pets. American Humane is reaching out with resources and shelter grants. Learn more...

Nomination Deadline Extended Do you know an individual or organization who is improving child welfare systems? Nominate them for the 2009 Vincent De Francis Award.

Call for Presentations American Humane is seeking presentations for its 3rd annual Conference on Differential Response in Child Welfare, Nov. 12-14.  Learn more...

Family Group Decision Making Conference Set for June American Humane's 2008 Conference on Family Group Decision Making will be held June 3-6 in Tucson, Ariz. Learn more about this cutting-edge forum to address the needs, issues and interests of communities engaged in FGDM practices. (PDF;2.41MB) 24 pages

American Humane Opposes ‘Downer’ Animals in Food Supply Because of recent controversy regarding the entry of “downer” animals (cattle) into the food supply system, American Humane states unequivocally that we do not approve of that practice. Our position is that no downer animals of any species be allowed to be processed for entry into the nation’s food supply.

National Link Town Meeting: June 8-9, 2008 Latest Issue of The National Humane Review American Humane Responds to Marine and Puppy Video Researching the Human-Animal Connection