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Penguins are a unique bird that have fascinated humans for centuries. Likely, this is because of their similarity to us. Penguins walk upright, they communicate in a similar pattern to…

It’s officially that time of year…. Nominations for the 2022 American Humane Hero Dog Awards are now open! This exciting and heartwarming nationwide contest, now in its 12th year, searches…

For many brave members of the armed forces, coming home as a civilian is only the beginning of another daunting battle. The invisible wounds of war, including Post-Traumatic Stress and…

For nearly a century, Betty White was a tireless and devoted animal welfare advocate. Through her 70-year support of American Humane, longer than any other supporter in our history, she…

Another year has come and gone. As we celebrate our blessings with friends and family and decide on this year’s resolutions, it is important to look back and take stock…

The bond that military working dogs have with their military handlers is like nothing you can imagine. They must protect each other, trust each other and depend on one another…

A friend of American Humane was running errands in Pahokee, Florida when he witnessed a tragic accident – two kittens run over by a truck. These two kittens were Leo…

With the passing of the winter solstice earlier this week, we finally greet the beginning of winter. For many parts of the United States, and the globe, this means potentially…

He was tough on people but kind to animals, and that’s why we loved him. Dr. Bernard “Bernie” Rollin, a longtime Colorado State University Professor and the world’s leading animal…

Tornadoes are among the most terrifying and destructive natural phenomena – and they rarely give much warning. Just this past weekend, a series of tornadoes tore through six states: Arkansas,…