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Stuck in the mud and desperate for help, an elderly man was saved by a very unlikely hero – a huge German Shepard named Luca. It was a hot summer…

On January 14, 2008, the Kabul Serena Hotel in Afghanistan was hit by a terrorist attack, and many guests of the hotel were trapped inside. The U.S. Army was at…

This month, American Humane is celebrating the graduation of two veteran and service dog pairs from the Pups4PatriotsTM program. Through the heat of a southern summer and the challenges of…

Thank you so much for joining our 12th Fireside Chat. When we started this a few months ago, we felt it was so important to bring America’s leading animal advocates…

We all look forward to Independence Day as a time filled with great family-oriented fun and fireworks. For our four-legged friends, however, the fourth can be a frightful time. July…

The human animal bond is a powerful force that enriches many lives each and every day. For Don Overton, a U.S. Army veteran, the bond he has with seeing eye…

When veterans return home, the battle does not always end. Every day, 184 veterans are diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress and, tragically, 20 take their own lives as a result. Every…

Hi Friends, this is Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane. I am so pleased to welcome you to our eleventh “Fireside Chat.” https://americanhumane.org/app/uploads/2020/06/Fireside-Chat-11-FINAL.mp3 As many of you recall,…

Unlike businesses that have the ability to turn out the lights, lock up the office and work remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic – certified zoos and aquariums do not have…

Kenneth E. Bass, deployed in Iraq with the United States Marine Corps, was out on patrol when a roadside bomb detonated right beside him resulting in a traumatic brain injury…