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Meet Cinnamon, a thriving senior at Duchess Sanctuary
Meet Cinnamon, a thriving senior at Duchess Sanctuary. She was rescued from a grim fate and now runs free in safety.
Behind the scenes at a South Korean dog meat farm rescue
Follow along with a Humane World video producer as she helps shut down a dog meat farm in South Korea and rescue 67 dogs from horrific conditions.
How to decipher food labels
Which meat, dairy and egg products are most humane? What do “cage-free” and “humanely raised” really mean? Here’s how these labels give you information about the producers’ animal welfare standards.
Black Beauty Ranch
With over 1,400 acres, Black Beauty Ranch is home to nearly 650 domestic and exotic animals, many of whom have been rescued from near-death situations.
How we help local pet shelters and rescue groups
We tackle the animal welfare challenges that were historically beyond the reach of local organizations.
Ending China's dog and cat meat trade
Globally, an estimated 30 million dogs and 10 million cats are slaughtered annually for human consumption. Of these, approximately 10 million dogs and 4 million cats are killed each year in China
Canadian Seal Hunt
Canada's annual commercial seal hunt is the largest slaughter of marine mammals on the planet.
Horse soring
Horse soring is abuse and a persistent problem in the United States.
Timeline: Cosmetics testing on animals
See how far we've come and how you can help support the Be Cruelty-Free campaign, our global effort to end cosmetic cruelty.
South Korea dog meat farm closures and rescues
South Korea is the only known country in the world where dogs are intensively farmed for human consumption. We're working to end this cruel practice
Pet fostering 101
Can you provide a temporary home for a cat or dog? Pet fostering is one of the most compassionate and impactful things you can do for animals—and people! Foster volunteers play a critical role in
Wild horse and burro management
Free-roaming horses and burros deserve every chance to live out their lives wild and free. If population management requires interventions, we must do everything possible to ensure those actions are in the best interest of the animals.
A second chance at life: One horse’s journey from suffering to sanctuary
When Sam Elliott the horse arrived at Black Beauty Ranch, he was weak and emaciated. Now, one year later, he’s healthy, resilient and home for life.