Non-native groups and individuals interested in rescue and dog population management on Native lands will benefit from Native America Humane Society’s guidance on culturally aware animal rescue.

This fall, join Life of Riley at Spring Point for New Perspectives: Human-Animal Connection and Advocacy, a free webinar series designed to strengthen our collaborative efforts to end puppy mills and other forms of animal cruelty.

New research suggests that both non-profit and for-profit veterinary clinics could provide 14.5 times more care to their communities by offering payment plans to pet families.

We believe an open-minded and approach, which reflects our values of humility, inclusion, and collaboration, will lead to more meaningful, sustainable improvements in animal welfare and foster a widespread culture of animal care.

Whether you work with animals or just have a pup at home, these resources will help you ensure the welfare of the dogs you love.

Safeguarding the welfare of dogs used for breeding requires an understanding of the science underlying canine welfare.

We believe that one of the roles of the animal welfare movement is to strengthen the bond between people and animals.