Federal Court To Decide Whether Turkeys And Chickens Must Be Given Legal Protection During Slaughter
On November 19th, Federal district court judge Marilyn Hall Patel was scheduled to hear arguments in a landmark case seeking[…]
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The HSUS Oversees Rescue Of More Than 1,000 Dogs Saved From Massive Virginia Puppy Mill
More than 1,000 dogs have a new lease on life after teams of rescuers with The Humane Society of the[…]
Read moreAnimal Disaster Teams Visit Evacuated Homes In San Diego County
Teams of trained animal disaster specialists with The Humane Society of the United States are continuing to fan out across[…]
Read moreRe-Branding Felix: A New National Effort To Help Cats
A groundbreaking effort to improve society's image of cats was launched last week in Denver with leaders from The Humane[…]
Read moreJournal Of The American Medical Association Commends Book That Implicates Factory Farming In Emerging Human Diseases
This week’s issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association describes as “timely” and “incisive” the book Bird Flu:[…]
Read moreTrial Of Five Seal-Hunt Observers Put On Hold Until May, 2008
October 19th – The trial for five seal-hunt observers entered its second day today, relating to technical violations of Canada's[…]
Read moreThe Humane Society Of The United States Launches Dogfighting Reward Program
As part of an aggressive campaign to stamp out dogfighting in America, The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)[…]
Read moreStudents Want Option To Cut Out Animal Dissection
When it comes to dissection in the classroom, students want a choice. As in, the choice to say, "no thanks."[…]
Read moreThe HSUS Calls For Pet Owning Ban In Pet Shop Reptile Abandonment Case
The Humane Society of the United States wrote Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas, urging strong prosecution of a shocking case[…]
Read moreTwo More Competitors Leave Wendy’s With Egg On Its Face
Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. have joined Burger King in beginning to switch to cage-free eggs in their restaurants. Today, The[…]
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