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Halloween is coming soon, which means frightening family fun is just around the corner. Although Halloween is filled with light-hearted tricks and treats, American Humane wants to help ensure that…

Topher Brophy struggled to belong while growing up. He battled feelings of rejection and loneliness and always wondered why just living in the world, which seems easy for others, was…

We love October for the pumpkin spice lattes, fall temperatures and colorful leaves, but it’s also an opportunity to find a new best friend! For more than 40 years, American…

Soon after the tragic destruction of Hurricane Ian devastated southwest Florida, the American Humane Rescue Team jumped into action on the ground. Mobilizing to DeSoto County, the team spent a…

Hurricane Ian barreled into Florida and left in its wake a staggering scale of damage and destruction. Ian is reported to be one of Florida’s most deadly hurricanes, with the…

Current U.S. Army Major Jacob and retired veteran Adam stood together in a beautiful Chapel Hill park on Tuesday having come from completely different parts of the country. Jacob traveled…

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…