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For thousands of years, dogs have protected us, comforted us, and given us their unconditional love. Now, once again, thanks to a national effort capturing the hearts and minds of…

For thousands of years, dogs have protected us, comforted us, and given us their unconditional love. Now, once again, thanks to a national effort capturing the hearts and minds of…

By Laura T. Coffey Older dogs are wonderful. They’re calm, mellow, sweet, lovable, and they’re usually already house-trained. Yet, as fabulous as animals over the age of 7 are, they…

The theme of the upcoming World Dairy Summit is “Dare to Dairy,” a message encouraging stakeholders in the global dairy sector to engage in a productive dialogue to find innovative…

With the storm over, and our whole team accounted for, American Humane can proudly thank and congratulate our first responders for a job well done. Especially praiseworthy were the actions…

Before the storm NEVER leave animals behind. Review your evacuation plans and know a safe place where your pets can go if you need to evacuate. Evacuation destinations may include…

We’re excited to announce that Ocean Park Hong Kong is now officially certified through our global Humane Conservation program for zoos and aquariums. Ocean Park Hong Kong is the very…

Lifesaving post-traumatic stress (PTS) service dogs help many of our country’s veterans cope with the invisible wounds of war. But some military heroes report that commercial venues, such as restaurants…

We’re happy to announce Georgia Aquarium, the Western Hemisphere’s largest aquarium, passed a rigorous third-party inspection and achieved certification under our new global project, Humane Conservation. American Humane kicked off…

All of us at American Humane were thrilled when Ellen DeGeneres announced on her television show that she and Walmart were teaming up to donate $500,000 to our Louisiana rescue…