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New research on Pets for Life shows how meaningful the program is
Since our Pets for Life program began in 2011, over 60 communities across the country have embraced the opportunity to ensure that people have access to the resources they need for their companion animals. In the U.S., at least 20 million companion animals currently live with families experiencing
What U.S. President Trump’s initial executive orders could mean for animals
Since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House last month for a second term, his administration has been issuing dozens of executive orders, some of which can have an impact on animals.
Humane World for Animals: A vision for the future
Our determination to end animal cruelty has made us who we are today. After 70 years of changing the lives of animals, we now span geographies, cultures, backgrounds and skillsets. We are united by our singular vision to create a humane world. And we are so excited to announce that this vision is
70 years of fighting cruelty to animals whenever and wherever it occurs
Seventy years ago, it was the status quo for cows, pigs and other animals to experience prolonged suffering during slaughter. It was the norm for dogs, chimpanzees, rabbits, rats, mice and other animals being used in research and testing to suffer terrible neglect and mistreatment. In November 1954
Since horrific wolf killing in Wyoming, a stubborn unwillingness to change
While we and so many other wildlife enthusiasts and advocates have not forgotten the young wolf in Wyoming who endured horrific and prolonged suffering earlier this year, members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Treatment of Predators Working Group seem to want to do the bare minimum, hoping to be
The tragic fate of Colorado’s Copper Creek wolf pack
Wolf restoration programs exist to bring the species back to habitats where they were wiped out. But a wolf family established by wolves previously captured in Oregon and reintroduced in Colorado has now been removed from the wild. This week, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife department announced that
In insult to animals and customers, Target breaks its animal welfare promises
Commitments to improve the quality of life for animals shouldn’t be empty promises. Since Target made its much-lauded announcement about its intentions to go cage- and crate-free for egg-laying hens and pregnant pigs, a decade has passed. The company recently announced that it would continue to sell
Kansas raid cuts to the heart of cockfighting’s cruelty, and the need for action
New audit knocks persistent USDA dog breeder inspection deficiencies
Last wolf-dog hybrid on fur farm gives birth as she’s rescued
The U.S. could finally outlaw these persistent cruelties to horses
Two bills reintroduced to the U.S. Congress this week could prevent the protracted suffering of so many horses. Here are ways you can show your support for ending these cruelties.
Bird flu and inflation are being used as excuses to undo farm animal protection laws
Seeing a mother bear nursing cubs in Yellowstone changed how I understand bear families
At Humane World for Animals, we work to protect wild species of many kinds from trophy hunting and lethal predator control programs. Bears stand at the center of this campaign, as the targeting of black bears by trophy hunters in the U.S. has increased in recent years, and there is an ongoing fight
Dehydrated, eyeless dog just one of more than 100 animals rescued from alleged cruelty case
More Than a Pet campaign celebrates heroes for helping animals
Cast your vote and help decide who will be named the 2025 More Than a Pet Community Hero!
A black bear hunt looms in Florida—but there is still time to stop it
Closed: Petland store that sold terribly sick puppy for thousands of dollars
“I am paying $7,000 for ashes.” This is what a heartbroken woman from Texas told our team in December 2022 about a puppy she’d purchased at a Petland store in Houston the year before. Even though Lovie Langston had asked the shop staff if the puppy was healthy, and been assured that she was, as soon
Remaining chimps from New Mexico laboratory are starting to arrive at Chimp Haven
Al, a 51-year-old chimpanzee previously used in biomedical research, sees his new sanctuary home for the first time.
Police raid of dismal ‘safari park’ shows why US must pass Better CARE for Animals Act
Images of a lion so thin that ribs, spine and hip bones were prominently visible. Inspection reports noting a lioness confined to a dark den with no light, ventilation or bedding, instead an accumulation of water, urine and feces. A male chimpanzee housed in isolation for nearly a year and a half
In blow to the fur industry, EU bans breeding and keeping of American mink
Last week, the European Union officially added the non-native American mink to its list of Invasive Alien Species of Union Concern. This means that keeping and breeding American mink is banned from July 2027.