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Since 1994, the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, which is observed every year on the third Monday in January, has also been designated as a National Day of Service. As…

This year thousands of innocent animals found themselves fighting for their lives as catastrophic natural disasters hit, cruelty cases arose, and abused and abandoned pets ended up in shelters. As…

Last weekend, American Humane proudly joined forces with Zoetis Petcare in San Diego at the Wag Convention, part of Vet+Pet West, a new, ground-breaking event that provides cutting-edge education for veterinarians and…

It’s getting cold out there! As much of the country braces for chilly weather ahead, pet owners should take precautions to keep their four-legged family members safe as temperatures drop.…

As the nation prepares for Thanksgiving, American Humane and Butterball, the iconic brand of turkey that has become synonymous with Thanksgiving, worked together to make the holidays more humane for…

As we prepare for a Thanksgiving feast next week, many families will find themselves on the road travelling to spend time with family and friends. For families traveling with pets, though,…

The massive wildfires currently burning in California have destroyed homes, forced residents to evacuate, and left defenseless animals injured and scared. The wildfires have now been deemed the deadliest and…

American Humane has been supporting the U.S. military for over a century—our animal rescue program was born on the battlefields of World War I in Europe, where, at the request…

Sunday, November 11 is Veterans Day—a date we thank those who have served to protect our freedoms. Today American Humane will work to help veterans, but what some may not…

Many of us know about the poisonous effects of chocolate to our pets but few are aware of the lurking danger in gum, mints and candy. Xylitol is an ingredient…