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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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At our care and rehabilitation center in Maryland, Bear, a 2-year-old Alaskan malamute mix, regains his strength after being rescued from neglect. Here's his story.
After surviving years of neglect, a cat finds his new home with a HSUS staffer who helped to rescue him.
The jogger crossed Francis Scott Key Bridge every day—and every day, she saw the goose underneath it. Worried the bird was stuck, she called the Humane Rescue Alliance in Washington, D.C.
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