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Has killing countless animals in failed test after failed test pushed researchers any closer to finding an effective treatment for Alzheimer’s disease?
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Read moreYou probably don’t know number eight.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that so far fewer than two dozen companion animals have tested positive, with no infections reported among birds, reptiles and fish. Photo by iStock.com
We received the sad news today that Buddy, the first dog in the United States known to have contracted the novel coronavirus, passed away on July 11. We share in the grief Buddy’s family is no doubt feeling over the loss of their beloved companion . . .
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The coldest place in the Arctic has experienced record heat. Climate change has made this 600 times more probable.
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The airline should join other industry leaders that prohibit shipments of primates destined for laboratories and laboratory suppliers.
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Around the world, communities depend on mangroves for food, protection, and income. These coastal forests provide for communities and the communities, in turn, protect the mangroves. It’s a relationship found all over the world across the more than 100 countries where mangroves guard the coast. Here are four places where a snapshot tells the story.
Read morePETA veterinarian Dr. Ingrid Taylor writes that monkeys in the National Institutes of Health’s terror tests experience “unrelenting isolation, psychological torment, and physical pain.” Read her full remarks.
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Our Spayathon for Puerto Rico™ initiative has helped thousands of animals since we launched in 2018. With this new law we will be able to continue helping animals in underserved communities on the island. Photo by Dennis M. Rivera Pichardo/AP Images for the HSUS
The Humane Society of the United States and its affiliates have been pressing hard and with steady success to reduce companion animal overpopulation since the 1970s. Lately, we’ve done so with a special focus on underserved communities and constituencies through our Rural Area Veterinary Services, . . .
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WASHINGTON, DC, AUGUST 6, 2020 – In a first for World Wildlife Fund (WWF), with generous support from The Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham Environmental Trust, the organization announced an $850,000 investment in Ocean Rainforest, to accelerate growth of …
Read moreIndian villagers who brought dried-up rivers back to life then had to fight a legal battle to use their water.
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