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Animals are suffering at Marineland
Marineland has a history of being investigated for animal abuse, neglect and exploitation.

Help dogs get a second chance in Canada
Allow rescue organizations in Canada to continue to help dogs from around the world.

End the captivity of wildlife for entertainment
Big cats, elephants and great apes are suffering in captivity across Canada.

Mettre fin à la captivité des éléphants, grands singes et grands félins au Canada
Il est crucial d’interdire la captivité et l’utilisation à des fins de divertissement des grands singes, des éléphants et des grands félins non indigènes au Canada.

End the export of live horses for slaughter
Horses are flown by air, crammed into wooden crates without water, food or rest.

Ban fur farming across Canada
Animals live and die in misery on fur farms so humans can wear fur as "fashion".

Stop the captivity of wildlife in Quebec
Help us ensure that no animal suffers at the hands of roadside zoos in Quebec ever again.
Coyote trapped in plastic tubing and bare bear make remarkable recovery at the Fund for Animals Wildlife Center
For the last few months, our Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona, California, has been home to two high-profile residents: a coyote found with plastic construction tubing wrapped around her neck, and a bear, Eve, who came to us severely underweight and completely bald. Today, I want to share
Coyotes need humane, scientific solutions to potential conflicts
There is an aggressive group of anti-coyote propogandists emerging in many communities, as a recent article in the Los Angeles Times on the presence of coyotes in a dozen or so California localities suggests. The belligerence of these propagandists, and their disdain for best practices for managing
Cruel cosmetics banned in Illinois; third U.S. state to do so after California, Nevada
By Kitty Block and Sara Amundson The United States has moved one step closer to ending unnecessary cosmetics testing on animals, as Illinois becomes the third U.S. state to enact a marketing ban preventing companies from selling cosmetics that have newly been tested on animals. On August 9, Governor
Cuddling a baby tiger or riding an elephant could leave you more guilty than gratified, study says
Walking alongside a lion in South Africa or feeding a baby tiger with a milk bottle at a roadside zoo stateside as you smile into the camera might seem like a novel idea, but it never has a good outcome for the animal. And increasingly, American travelers are beginning to realize this, according to
Dad and his kids get sick from Petland puppy, new lawsuit says
Another lawsuit has been filed linking Petland to puppies that are sick with genetic or infectious diseases.
Death of chimp reveals tragic truth about primates kept as pets in America
Earlier this week, law enforcement officers from the Umatilla County Sheriff’s office in Oregon were called to a home because a pet chimpanzee attacked a woman who subsequently locked herself in a bedroom. The woman’s mother instructed deputies to shoot and kill the chimpanzee so that emergency
Deb Haaland, President Biden's pick for Interior Secretary, has a track record of fierce advocacy for animals
Rep. Deb Haaland, President Biden’s nominee to lead the Department of the Interior, has a proven track record of working on the side of animals. Humane Society Legislative Fund endorsed her history-making run for the U.S. House in 2018, and she has since worked swiftly to not only move the ball
Debunking the myth of the big bad wolf
Wolves are one of the most vilified species in the world, and so our work to protect them has spanned decades and seen highs and lows. Recently, the European Union voted to downgrade the protection status of wolves , and in the U.S. there are new attempts to roll back wolf protections as well. Here
Decades-long persistence pays off as proposed federal regulations will protect captive birds
When Humane Society of the United States investigators go out to take a close look at facilities that keep captive birds—roadside zoos, animal markets and others—they almost always return with the same dispiriting reports of dismal treatment and living conditions. Owls and hawks tightly chained to
Defying the world again, Iceland kills what may be an endangered blue whale
The images are sickening and reminiscent of the photos trophy hunters tend to post with their safari kills. Workers for the Icelandic whaling industry are seen posing with and sitting on top of what appears to be the corpse of a blue whale -- the largest animal on earth and an endangered species
Dehydrated, eyeless dog just one of more than 100 animals rescued from alleged cruelty case
Delta bans pit-bull-type dogs while more U.S. localities move to end breed discrimination
This week, Delta Airlines announced it will discontinue its ban on emotional support animals on flights longer than eight hours. However, in a retrogressive move, the airline said it will continue to prohibit pit-bull-type dogs on its airplanes. Delta’s decision fails to acknowledge what scientists
Delta, Congress move to improve airline travel for pets
When Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico last year, many residents were faced with a choice they should never have to make: fly to safety while leaving their pets behind to face the storm alone, or stay home and risk their own -- and their pets’ -- lives. Current airline rules make traveling with











