Blog Posts
(Page 7)

The disastrous flood that swept through Louisiana in August 2016 caused devastation across the state and led to animal overpopulation problems in many areas. Prior to the flood, the CATNIP Foundation…

The August 2016 floods that swept through Louisiana caused massive devastation and affected thousands of residents—including four-legged locals. Two organizations, Dog People of Livingston and City of Walker Animal Control,…

St. Landry Parish Animal Control employees describe their rural shelter as “small in size but big in heart”—and their actions during the August 2016 flood that swept through Louisiana certainly…

Earlier this month at our headquarters in Washington, D.C., American Humane hosted a very special event—and was visited by an even more special guest. Internationally renowned philanthropist and supporter of…

Today, American Humane announced that San Antonio Zoo achieved certification for the treatment of its animals by the global American Humane Conservation program — joining an elite group of zoos,…

Service members have relied on canine comrades since the beginning of organized warfare, but it wasn’t until March 13, 1942, when the United States Army began training dogs for the…

Today, American Humane and Chicken Soup for the Soul made a special delivery of food and love to the SBK Animal Control Center in Kingsport, Tennessee. The two organizations worked…

Like their human counterparts, lifesaving military dogs can sustain serious and lasting wounds on the battlefield and often suffer health challenges in their retirements. To ensure that these courageous canines…

Zoetis, the leading animal health company, announced the expansion of its K-9 Courage™ Program this week to support two American Humane initiatives benefiting military dogs and service dogs that assist…

Today, American Humane and Chicken Soup for the Soul made a very special delivery—the two organizations worked together to present the Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA, in Pasadena, CA, with…