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How to report suspected animal abuse and cruelty
Are you concerned an animal is suffering from abuse and cruelty? Here are steps you can take to stop animal abuse.
A Humane Nation’s top 10 blogs of 2018
This year has seen incredible wins for animals despite a steady onslaught of Congressional threats and agency rollbacks. On the one hand, there have been attempts to roll back protections for wild animals, like native carnivores in Alaska, and attacks on the Endangered Species Act. The U.S
Puppy mills FAQ
What are puppy mills? And why are these dog breeding facilities inhumane? Get the answers to frequently asked questions and learn how you can help put a stop to puppy mills.
The Food Industry Scorecard
A year-long audit of roughly 100 major food companies designed to gauge their progress.
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10 tips to keep your cat happy and entertained indoors
It's a myth that going outside is a requirement for feline happiness. Playing regularly with a cat and providing entertaining toys can easily satisfy their stalking instinct, keep them stimulated and
Dogfighting
Dogfighting is where dogs who have been bred, conditioned and trained to fight are placed in a pit to fight each other for spectator entertainment and profit. Join Humane World for Animals as we work to end this cruelty.
Building community
The humane world we envision for animals will also be a better world for people, and it's only through humane efforts that we'll get where we want to go.
United Kingdom
At Humane World for Animals, we're fighting to end cruelty to animals and create a better world. Help us end the fur trade, stand against the suffering of farmed animals, promote plant-based eating, and stop the use of animals in experiments.
Ohio fur and urine farm rescue
Humane World for Animals, Ohio authorities, and multiple wildlife rehabilitators and sanctuaries completed a rescue operation of hundreds of animals from a fur and urine farm near Cleveland, Ohio.
Planned Giving - United Kingdom
By leaving a gift in your will to Humane World for Animals, you can help end animal cruelty all over the world.
Wildlife trade
Wild animals are targets for poaching, captive hunting, the fur trade, the exotic pet trade and more. We're stopping the Wildlife Trade to keep animals safe in their natural habitat.
Alternatives to animal experiments
Millions of dogs, monkeys, mice and other animals currently suffer in U.S. laboratories. But non-animal alternatives will one day completely replace experiments on animals. This will be a game-changer not just for animals, but for human health.
Facts about the fur trade
Learn how millions of wild animals suffer each year on fur farms and from trapping, and how bans and consumer shifts are driving fur’s rapid global decline.
Protecting equines
Protecting equines
Equines are companions and partners, and it's our responsibility to act as their guardians. Unfortunately, cruelty persists. Humane World for Animals tackles the root causes of this cruelty to end it.
How to be an animal-friendly tourist: Humane World for Animals’ top tips
BERLIN—Temperatures are rising and the summer holidays are just around the corner in Germany. In time for the busy travel season, Humane World for Animals Germany (formerly Humane Society International) has published an animal-friendly travel guide with eight tips to help travelers enjoy a summer
Horse slaughter
The transportation and slaughter of horses for meat is not only unnecessary and inhumane, but it is also harmful in many ways.
Cockfighting
Cockfighting is an age-old practice in which two or more specially bred birds, known as gamecocks, are placed in an enclosed pit to fight for the primary purposes of gambling and entertainment. A typical cockfight can last anywhere from several minutes to more than half an hour and usually results in the death of one or both birds.