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For Fall 2025, we feature the rescue of over 300 animals from a nightmarish fur and urine farm; see how Humane World provides lifesaving care to pets in Romania, Mexico, Costa Rica and the United States; learn how to maintain our mental health while fostering animals; and more! Plus, challenge yourself with our animal word scramble!
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Proposed legislation threatens the Endangered Species Act, gray wolves, grizzly bears and hundreds of other animals. Here's what you can do to help protect threatened wildlife.
Through a new partnership, Humane World for Animals gives hope to plummeting vulture populations by funding rehabilitation and reintroduction efforts.
The historic surrender of 4,145 beagles from Envigo's closed breeding facility three years ago inspired thousands of adoptions and now continues to ignite nationwide reform in animal testing policies.
As extreme weather events become more common, Humane World is helping more communities develop emergency preparedness plans so they're ready before the next disaster.
What it’s like to be part of an international rescue mission in South Korea—where 67 dogs began their journey from cruelty to compassion.
Often seen as pests, prairie dogs prove to be crucial for grassland ecosystems and the survival of endangered species.
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Looking for a fun excursion to spark your kiddos love for animals? Use these tips to help find ethical and kid-friendly activities in your area.
Cockfighting—the brutal spectacle that pits specially bred roosters against each other in a bloody fight to the death—makes the news occasionally. How can we get this cruelty taken more seriously?
The myths and misconceptions around feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) might actually be more damaging than the disease itself. Here, five veterinarians answer common questions—and bust myths—about FIV cats.
Though many of us consider bird feeding a benign way to connect with nature, it often exacerbates an already pervasive cultural bias that favors birds over practically any other animal who visits the buffet.
The pesticides and herbicides that make mass food production and smooth grass easier may negatively impact not just the ecosystem, but the health of our pets.
One pangolin at a time, Humane Society International/Africa helps the world’s most trafficked mammal.
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