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Each day, American Humane has the opportunity to work with some of the top names in the veterinary field, including American Humane’s Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Kwane Stewart and Rescue…

In honor of World Veterinary Day (April 27), veterinarian and American Humane board member Dr. Brian Beale authored a blog post for us on the importance of the profession and…

Sun shining, flowers blooming, birds singing—springtime is here! American Humane is buzzing with spring fever as we look forward to another season of working with – and on behalf of…

Every year, more than 4.5 million Americans — more than half of which are children — are bitten by dogs. As part of the National Dog Bite Prevention Week® coalition,…

On April 5th, prepare to enter the terrifying world of Horror master Stephen King when Paramount Pictures releases the adaptation of his 1983 novel, Pet Sematary. Considered one of King’s…

Each year, approximately 10 million pets are lost in the United States, and millions of those end up in the nation’s animal shelters. Tragically, only 15 percent of dogs and…

Most pet owners already know that exposure to things like chocolate, bleach, and pesticide can be dangerous for our animal companions. But what about other lesser-known toxins? These common households…

From the farm animals which inhabit dreamlike lands in Black Panther to a rock star’s pet dog waiting for him to get off the road in A Star Is Born,…

The Super Bowl is about competition—and we’re not just talking about the teams on the field. The nation’s most popular brands also go head to head that Sunday, vying for…

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…