Fact Sheets (Page 5)

Approximately 8 million animals end up in shelters each year, and moving-related issues are among the most common reasons for pet relinquishment. In an American Humane survey of 93 shelters…

When a beloved pet seems a bit “off,” it might be more than just a bad day; it could be a sign of mild sickness or a more serious illness.…

There are several tips you can follow to help keep your pet safe. Here are a few: Don’t let your dog ride in an open truck bed Keep your pet’s…

What Is The Link®? A correlation between animal abuse, family violence and other forms of community violence has been established. Child and animal protection professionals have recognized The Link®, noting…

The facts Kennel cough (infectious tracheobronchitis) is a contagious, upper-respiratory disease. It is transmitted by an airborne virus and often complicated by secondary bacterial infection. Kennel cough occurs more commonly…

Prevent Accidental Poisonings Be Careful What You Plant Although plants provide clean air and immense beauty, many are also poisonous to pets. Plants that are not toxic to people, like…

The following are common types of identification that can mean the difference between life and death for your best friend. Remember, with each of these methods, it is imperative to…

Downloadable Lesson Plans American Humane is pleased to offer a series of informative, downloadable lesson plans designed to assist educators in incorporating current humane education topics into their everyday curricula.…

To protect your pet from contagious diseases, keep his essential vaccinations up-to-date. This is important even if your pet is kept mostly indoors. Many contagious diseases are airborne and your…

Dog and cats (especially kittens) can be very curious. Here’s how to keep your companion animal safe in your home: Kitchens/bathrooms Use childproof latches to keep little paws from prying…