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He rides in the backseat, barking occasionally at passing motorcycles, but Thrasher is the heart and soul of this film about second chances. Second chances aren’t easy to come by. …

Halloween is in just a few days, which means frightening family fun—from costume contests to trick-or-treating—is right around the corner. Although Halloween is filled with light-hearted tricks and treats, it’s…

Dear Friends, Trudging through the hot, dry and dusty landscape here, it is hard to convey both the impact of the majesty of magnificent African animals seen up close and…

Dear Friends, As many of you know, American Humane’s work already stretches across the globe. Each year, our animal rescue program saves, shelters and feeds hundreds of thousands of our…

Modern food packaging is busy, packed to the brim with seals, nutrition facts, labels, and more. As a result, many folks are confused by the proliferation of packaging claims. This…

On Nov. 11 the nation will observe Veterans Day, a federal holiday that honors the men and women who answered the call, donned the uniform and served our country. Veterans…

After a yearlong search, over a million votes from the American public and input from a panel of celebrity judges, Alice, a five-year-old German Shepherd, has been named the 2019…

October is “Adopt-a-Dog Month®” and that means families across the country are considering bringing home a furry bundle of joy. Pets bring innumerable benefits into our lives. For example, petting…

On Monday, a 9-year-old German Shepherd completed his 7,000-mile journey around the world, from Iwakuni, Japan to San Antonio, Texas. After eight years of service in defense of freedom with…

This month, American Humane awarded four retired military working dogs (MWDs) with the Lois Pope K-9 Medal of Courage on Capitol Hill. The awards, the highest national honor for MWDs,…