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For many of our nation’s brave veterans, coming home is only the beginning of another daunting battle. The invisible wounds of war, including Post-Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury, can…

To prevent animal neglect, governments across the globe must enforce stricter legislation that will penalize abusers. As much as Americans love their pets, legal protections for our furry best friends…

For more than 145 years, American Humane has been First to Serve animals, whenever and wherever they are in need. Now, we are giving families across the country the opportunity…

Halloween is in just a few days, which means frightening family fun from costume contests to trick-or-treating! Although Halloween is filled with light-hearted tricks and treats, it’s important to keep…

This month, tasty treats aren’t the only thing sweetening the days. Last week, American Humane celebrated the graduation of two more pairs of veterans and service dogs from the Pups4PatriotsTM…

Yesterday, Military Working Dog Irk – a 9-year-old German Shepherd – finally came home, straight into the loving arms of his former handler and best friend, Staff Sergeant Sheridyn Rupp.…

Monster Hurricane Ida was disastrous for humans, but for the local animals it was just as terrifying and tragic. Many innocent animals were separated from their beloved families – leaving…

This week, Loro Parque, a world-renowned zoological organization in Spain, awarded its prestigious “Gorilla Prize” to Dr. Robin Ganzert, president & CEO of American Humane. Loro Parque, which has been…

For thousands of years, dogs have been our best friends, our protectors and often our personal heroes. That is why each October, since 1981, American Humane has encouraged animal lovers…

On Wednesday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that it believes 23 bird, fish, mollusk and plant species are extinct. A sad day for conservationists, it is a sobering…