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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.
Farm Animal Welfare: Science & Research
Reports on animal agribusiness and its toll on farm animal welfare, the environment, and public health
How we help local pet shelters and rescue groups
We tackle the animal welfare challenges that were historically beyond the reach of local organizations.
Financials
Humane World for Animals was founded to complement the work of local organizations by tackling the root causes of cruelty and suffering. We are dedicated to the principles of rescue, reform and results to bring about a truly humane world.
Taking Action for Animals
Taking Action for Animals (TAFA) brings together volunteers, advocates and animal welfare organizations from across the U.S. for one shared goal: to better the lives of animals and people alike.
Events
Learn more about Humane World for Animals events
How dogs are used in testing
Discover how and why tens of thousands of dogs are used in U.S. laboratories each year. Learn about the testing procedures, dog sources, legal limitations, and how you can help replace animal experiments with humane alternatives.
Animal Laboratory Search Tool
Step-by-step instructions for finding information about universities, hospitals, companies and other facilities that use certain animals in experiments
Disaster relief for animals
Learn how your donations help save lives, provide emergency care and support communities when Humane World for Animals responds to disasters like wildfires, hurricanes and floods to rescue animals.
Petland cruelty
Petland is the only national pet store chain in the United States that still sells puppies. Learn more about Petland and puppy mills.
Humane Leaders
Humane Leaders are dedicated advocates who partner with the Humane World for Animals to end animal cruelty. With leadership giving of $500 or more per year, you will help ensure we are ready to respond to help animals in need and continue the important work to tackle the root causes of animal cruelty. Humane Leaders receive exclusive access and benefits.
Contact your Humane Leader representative
Humane Leaders are dedicated advocates who help Humane World for Animals fight for all animals. If you have questions about becoming a Humane Leader, contact your personal Humane Leader representatives, Allison Schmidbauer and Rachel Evenson, by filling out the form below.
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.
Our Mission and Impact
Humane World for Animals is dedicated to ending animal cruelty by tackling its root causes and driving lasting change. See some of the ways we're making an impact around the world through advocacy, rescue and education.
About Our New Brand
For over 70 years, you’ve known us as the Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International. Now, we’re uniting under Humane World for Animals to better reflect who we are, our bold work, and our global mission.
Animal testing and experiments FAQ
Get answers to frequently asked questions about animal testing
Cosmetics animal testing FAQ
Get the facts about cosmetics testing on animals and our fight to end this cruel and unnecessary practice worldwide.
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 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.
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