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Our incredible animal rescue team is rushing to the Baton Rouge area to help animal victims of the historic flooding, supported by two of the organization’s 50-foot rescue vehicles, which…

As the recent flooding in Louisiana shows, disaster can hit hard and ravage entire communities—especially our furry companions. So how do you protect the animals in your care when disaster strikes?…

Want to go on a late-summer run with your dog? How about exercising with your cat? Here’s what you can do to make sure that your cat or dog gets enough…

Summer is in full swing and the hot weather can be unbearable for people and animals alike. Here are a few pet safety tips for the summer heat: Regular exercise, surprisingly, can…

On July 4, 2016, while most of the country celebrated the Fourth of July with their families and friends, the American Humane Emergency Rescue Program was called upon to help the animals…

On January 12, 2016, American Humane’s renowned emergency rescue team of first responders, accompanied by one of their 50-foot Lois Pope Rescue Vehicles and two F-350 trucks, deployed to Tennessee at…

More than 400 pets were given a second chance at life at life, thanks to an extraordinary effort by hundreds of animal advocates who flew tens of thousands of miles…

In early October 2015, the state of South Carolina requested assistance from American Humane’s Emergency Rescue Team. The team of animal first responders immediately deployed to South Carolina to distribute…

On July 31, 2014, American Humane’s Animal First Responders were immediately called to the scene during a law enforcement seizure in Lauderdale County, Tennessee to rescue six horses in a heart…

For more than 250 dogs, the nightmare was finally over. After a year-long investigation, 22 people were indicted following the dramatic raid of a suspected multi-state dog fighting operation. American…