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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…

Modern food packaging is busy, packed to the brim with seals, nutrition facts, labels and more. Through all that noise it can be hard to parse the marketing from the…

This June is American Humane’s 45th annual Adopt-A-Cat Month®, and it is more important than ever before. While June always marks the height of “kitten season,” when large litters of…

https://americanhumane.org/app/uploads/2020/06/Fireside-Chat-10.mp3 Thank you so much, everyone, for joining us today. Sometimes it takes a crisis to pull people together and unite them for a common cause. Over the past 10…

June is National Zoos and Aquariums Month, celebrated annually to honor the role of the world’s zoos and aquariums in conservation, education, recreation and research. These facilities carry out the…

Abigail, a one-year-old pit mix, was found as a stray in Miami, Florida, with the entire side of her face ripped off. She was matted, manged and dirty, and smelling…

Welcome to our ninth “Fireside Chat,” a special forum for special friends of American Humane, which we launched in order to share news about the state of the world’s animals…

Ruby, a hardworking K9 search and rescue dog, lives to protect and serve. Her story is especially extraordinary because not only did she save someone’s life, but it was the…

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…