Fact Sheets

When disaster strikes, it is crucial that you and your family stay safe – and that includes your pets. By having a plan and practicing it, you can be prepared…

Each year, more than 500,000 pets are affected by house fires, with 1,000 house fires started by pets themselves. In order to prevent and prepare for a possible house fire,…

Develop a plan of action for your shelter for handling home foreclosures. This plan should prevent relinquishment of pets by providing counseling and assistance to families. The best outcome for…

Should I get pet insurance for my pet’s veterinary care? There are many ways to make sure your pet receives proper, yet affordable, medical care. Your vet may offer special…

If your pet does become lost, don’t delay. Take the following steps to help bring your companion animal home to safety. Act fast! Don’t waste days hoping your pet will…

Thinking of adopting a cat? First, check out these helpful tips, gathered by American Humane. If you’re thinking about adopting a cat, consider taking home two. Cats require exercise, mental stimulation,…

American Humane began doing animal relief in 1916, by accepting an invitation of the War Department to help animals used by the U.S. Army during WWI. The invitation resulted in…

American Humane’s Film & TV Unit recently conducted another training seminar for new, on-call Certified Animal Safety Representatives™ at our offices in Los Angeles. A select group of pre-screened trainees, some coming…

Behind every rescued dog there is an amazing story. And by sharing yours, you just might inspire others to adopt a homeless dog of their own. Did you adopt your…

American Humane salutes shelters and rescue groups for your tireless efforts on behalf of dogs everywhere! We’re here to help you promote dog adoptions during Adopt-A-Dog Month® in October —…