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Last year, U.S. Army Master Sergeant First Class Jose V lost his best friend, Dum Dum, a 9-year-old Lab/German Shepherd mix. For many veterans, companion animals are a lifeline to…

On National Pet Fire Safety Day, it’s important to remember to include your furry family members into your emergency plan should a fire ever occur and Fido needs to find…

Tropical Storm Barry is approaching the Gulf Coast and the lower Mississippi Valley, bringing with it torrential rains and expected flooding. The National Hurricane Center is predicting hurricane conditions along…

With many states —including Alaska— reaching record high temperatures this month, it’s clear that summer is officially here. American Humane wants to remind everyone that our furry friends feel temperatures differently…

What happens when you take an anxious millennial and an old-school, macho detective, throw them in a Nissan and have them drive around Los Angeles, searching for murderers? You get…

Following two powerful earthquakes that rocked the west coast and warnings by geologists of possible significant aftershocks to come, disaster relief experts from American Humane, the country’s first national humane…

Independence Day is a fun day of celebration for us, but for our pets, it can be a scary experience that can put them at risk. July 5 is one…

Over Memorial Day weekend, the Washington Nationals baseball team promoted American Humane’s Pups4PatriotsTM program before the first pitch was thrown during a Sunday afternoon game against the Miami Marlins. A…

In honor of National Zoo and Aquarium month, American Humane is celebrating Humane Certified™ zoological facilities and the incredible work they do to save species, provide life-saving research and education,…

Although cats have often been referred to as America’s “Most Popular Pet,” with an estimated 94 million living in U.S. households, they receive less veterinary care than their canine counterparts.…