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Of the 60 million soldiers who fought in World War I, more than nine million were killed. Some 100 thousand of those who lost their lives were American. Animals who…

Sadly, due to current circumstances because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have lost their jobs and their source of income. Lack of money, illness and loss of life have…

When life gets ruff, dogs can lend a loving paw to help guide us through the turmoil. Holly, a mother living on Staten Island, learned just how powerful the love…

Welcome to our eighth “Fireside Chat,” which we launched in order to share news about the state of the world’s animals during the global pandemic, and discuss how we can…

Chi Chi may have lost all four of her legs, but that doesn’t stop her from sharing her joy and cheerful demeanor to people across the world. A disabled golden…

During uncertain times, traditions can bring us together and help people feel a sense of normalcy. For families across the nation, who are practicing social distancing and combating the coronavirus,…

Heroic dogs can come from any background, just like K-9 Flash. Local officials found Flash as a puppy, just a few months old, wandering the streets of Everett, Washington with…

Welcome to our seventh “Fireside Chat” for special friends of American Humane! https://www.americanhumane.org/app/uploads/2020/05/Fireside-Chat-7.mp3 In 1933, Franklin Delano Roosevelt began his famous series of radio addresses he called his “Fireside Chats”…

April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals month.  As a national first responder to animal cruelty situations for American Humane’s Rescue Team, this month is especially meaningful to me. I…

Welcome to our sixth “Fireside Chat” for the special friends of American Humane! In this special edition Fireside Chat podcast, Robin Ganzert, American Humane’s CEO & president, is joined by…