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Since the beginning of time, dogs have been humans’ best friends. Energetic, playful and silly, dogs are loyal companions who completely change the daily routines of the people who open…

Moving into a new forever home can be overwhelming for even the friendliest of dogs, so it’s important for dog owners to take steps to make sure that your new…

Before Hurricane Florence hit the east coast, the American Humane Rescue Team had already jumped into action evacuating shelter cats in the path of the approaching storm and transporting them…

Hurricane Florence, which is rapidly approaching the U.S. East Coast, was upgraded to Category 4, indicating that “catastrophic damage will occur.” Its 130 mph winds of destruction will likely hit…

Hurricane Florence is currently barreling toward the U.S., bringing with it torrential rains, dangerous winds, and potential flooding. The National Hurricane Center is forecasting Florence to become a strong Category…

Last weekend, braving the sweltering Louisiana heat, teams of American Humane employees joined veterinarians – including American Humane board members Dr. Mike McFarland and Dr. Marty Becker, as well as…

Today American Humane and Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet Food delivered six and a half tons (13,000 pounds) of much-needed nutritious food to animals served by the Pet Food…

For more than 100 years, American Humane Rescue teams have been helping animals in the midst of catastrophic natural disasters. Last year alone, our teams helped animal victims of Hurricanes…

Welcoming a new cat into your home is an exciting moment for a family, but it can also be stressful on your new addition, any current pets, and curious kids.…

Today is National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day, and after last year’s record-breaking disaster season, American Humane wants to ensure that all pet owners are equipped with the knowledge and tools…