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Although June marks the beginning of summer, complete with school vacation, outdoor concerts, picnics and more fun activities, June also coincides with National Pet Preparedness Month. Last summer, deadly wildfires…

The beginning of summer means school vacation, long sunny days, outdoor concerts, picnics and many more fun activities. However, the flip side of the summer coin is the destructive hurricane…

Each year, more than 10 million pets are lost in the U.S. and, tragically, many of these lost pets may not ever find their way home. May is National Chip…

American Humane has a long history of helping animals in war zones dating back to the bloody battlefields of World War I when we were asked to provide care for…

Latest update American Humane is no stranger to times of crisis or conflict when it comes to fighting for our animal friends. Since our founding, we have been on the…

As a first responder deploying across the nation to assist animals in need during disaster situations and cases of animal cruelty, I see firsthand the pivotal role skilled, trained and…

As we all know, Valentine’s Day is a celebration of romance and love. However, us animal lovers also use the holiday to celebrate the powerful human-animal bond, and the love…

Valentine’s Day is approaching, and while many use the holiday to celebrate love with their human counterparts, we celebrate by giving the gift of love to animals in need, who…

A friend of American Humane was running errands in Pahokee, Florida when he witnessed a tragic accident – two kittens run over by a truck. These two kittens were Leo…

With the passing of the winter solstice earlier this week, we finally greet the beginning of winter. For many parts of the United States, and the globe, this means potentially…