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Dying in the name of fashion

Tens of millions of animals suffer and die each year to supply fur to the fashion industry. As Paris Fashion Week returns, it’s time to hold fashion companies accountable. Add your name to say no to cruel fashion.

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Humane World for Animals works to end animal cruelty and suffering in all its forms and fights to create lasting change. With your help, we can build a more humane world for animals. Get involved today. Every action matters.

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A Humane World blog

A Humane World is the official blog of Humane World for Animals—a firsthand account of our ongoing efforts to protect animals, as told by our president and CEO, Kitty Block. 

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Are you disaster-ready?

Disasters can strike without warning and are stressful and chaotic. This free, expert-approved guide gives you the tools to plan ahead so your pets stay safe and by your side through any emergency.

Latest stories

Your support is driving real change. Stay informed and inspired by the latest stories in animal welfare around the globe.

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Access to care for pets Dog and cat welfare
How to clean pet food bowls and water bowls properly

Properly cleaning your pet's food and water bowls can help protect their health. Learn best practices from a veterinary expert.

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Animal testing and research
The future of science without animal testing

Federal action and scientific breakthroughs are accelerating the end of animal testing. Learn how non-animal testing methods are changing the future of research and bringing animals out of the lab and into the light.

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Animal rescue and response
More than 150 cats saved from Maryland animal sanctuary

In February, on a road buried under nearly a foot of snow, our Animal Rescue Team approached a 17-acre Maryland property...

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Animal rescue and response
Fleeing the flames: Animal Rescue Team helps pets and families in Chile

When wildfires devastated Chile, our Animal Rescue Team teamed up with partners to help pets and families who were impacted by the disaster.

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Wildlife protection
South Korea ends bear bile farming

As South Korea ends bear bile farming, bears who once suffered on farms now make their way to sanctuaries. Here's why more help is needed.

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Protecting equines
Meet Polly, the queen of fuzzy at Duchess Sanctuary

Polly the pony was rescued from slaughter and now enjoys a safe life at Humane World for Animal’s Duchess Sanctuary.

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