We are Humane World for Animals
For over 70 years, we’ve been working to create a better world for animals. You’ve known us as the Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International. Now, as we look to our future as Humane World for Animals, we will continue our lifesaving work to tackle the root causes of suffering for animals everywhere.
Bold work, global mission
Imagine a world where every animal is treated with kindness, respect, and compassion. That world begins with us -- right now. Through rescue efforts, education, and policy change, we are making a real difference every day. Join us in this mission—because together, we can change the world for animals.
Why are we changing?
This name reflects the way we already work. We collaborate globally as one team to create a better world for animals. With a clear identity, we can reach more people, expand our impact and build a future where all animals are treated with the compassion they deserve.
Together, as Humane World for Animals, we’re taking the next big step to ending animal cruelty everywhere.
Humane World for Animals
Meet our new logo
Our new logo for Humane World for Animals is a vibrant reflection of who we are and where we’re headed. The globe-shaped symbol of animals in motion embodies the progress we strive to make.
It represents forward progress, building on the legacy of our previous logos while evolving thoughtfully to reflect our bold mission for a kinder, more humane world.
More about Humane World for Animals
Together, we tackle the root causes of animal cruelty and suffering to create permanent change.
We tackle the root causes of animal cruelty and suffering to create permanent change.
Here are just a few highlights from our transformative history. With your support, imagine what we can do in the years ahead.
Working toward a Humane World
"A Humane World" is the official blog of Humane World for Animals—a first-hand account of our ongoing efforts to protect animals, as told by our president and CEO, Kitty Block. Subscribe for regular updates.
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