Blog Posts

In an emergency, every second counts and it’s critical that you are prepared to protect your entire family – including your pets. September is National Preparedness Month, and we are…

Thousands of Americans, especially veterans, suffer from serious conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury. For many of these people, a trained service dog is a lifesaving means…

American Humane hosted a policy discussion on what it means to live in an evolving pandemic reality and COVID-19 lessons learned from both human and animal populations. The discussion was…

As any dog owner knows, there is no substitute for the special kind of love that dogs provide to us. Now is your chance to celebrate that transformative love and…

Last week, on the morning of September 1st, retired Military Working Dog Fredy ran into the loving arms of U.S. Marine Corps veteran Nicholas Rice, Fredy’s former handler and forever…

Ethan was dumped in a parking lot on a cold January day in 2021. He was actively dying. He only weighed 38 pounds, when he should have weighed over 80…

Things couldn’t have been better for Chloe. She was 21, had a part-time job, her first apartment and was starting to break out of her shell and make friends. She…

As a puppy, Keb was quite a handful, but she had unending energy and she was fearless, making her a perfect candidate to be a Search and Rescue dog. She…

Iiken is a 15-year-old black Labrador trained as a Specialized Search Dog in the U.S. military. Born in 2006 to be in the puppy program at Lackland Air Force Base,…

Cole may be deaf, but he is helping people hear his message: a disability is not an inability, it’s a superpower! As a certified therapy dog, Cole works alongside his…