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The American Humane rescue team is on the ground in Louisiana managing an overflow temporary animal shelter for displaced pets in Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes. You can imagine how scared…

Hurricane Ida was disastrous for humans, but for the local animals it was just as terrifying and tragic. Many innocent animals were separated from their beloved families – leaving them…

For weeks, crews of firefighters and first responders have worked around the clock to battle the flames of the Caldor Fire. After grueling days and tense nights, the situation on…

As the American Humane Rescue Team began its second week of operations responding to the Caldor Fire, on-ground operations shifted from California to Nevada. Last week, our team worked to…

As every pet parent knows, animals are essential members of the family. When disaster strikes, however, folks must make extremely difficult decisions to keep themselves and their animals safe from…

American Humane greeted the beginning of spring with a new initiative aimed at delivering much-needed veterinary care to families in need. Through a partnership with Doc Savvy’s Animal Hospital in…

Two weeks ago, more than 30 abused and neglected dogs who were dramatically malnourished and riddled with parasites were seized by local law enforcement in Tennessee. The recent snow and…

The days are long for the American Humane first responders and local partners on the ground in Tennessee tending to more than 30 neglected dogs. From sunup to sundown, the…

In the southern state of Tennessee, more than 30 dogs were seized by local authorities before the impending snowstorm that ravaged the country, bringing freezing cold temperatures and inches of…

Winter storms, freezing rain, and perilous conditions are no match for members of American Humane’s Rescue Team who have deployed at the request of local officials to help desperate dogs…