In Landmark Move, NAACP Board Endorses Marriage Equality
On the heels of President Obama’s historic support for marriage equality and subsequent polling on the issue among African-Americans, the[…]
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The HSUS Reacts to Guilty Pleas in Federal Horse Abuse Case
In the wake of The Humane Society of the United States’ undercover investigation into the shocking abuse of Tennessee Walking[…]
Read moreMarinas Nationwide Enthusiastically Endorse the Shark-Free Marina Initiative
Marinas on the east and west coasts of the United States are enthusiastically joining the Shark-Free Marinas Initiative to help[…]
Read moreSierra Club Statement on Mitt Romney’s Pro-Drilling Speech in Virginia
On May 3rd, Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered a speech in Virginia demanding that oil companies be given open[…]
Read moreRemarks from NAACP Press Conference on Marriage Equality
NAACP leaders including Chairman Roslyn M. Brock and President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous held a press conference on Ma21st to discuss[…]
Read moreThe HSUS Releases Statement on the Fatal Mountain Lion Shooting in Santa Monica
Jennifer Fearing, California senior state director for The Humane Society of the United States, issued the following statement in response[…]
Read morePresident Obama Supports Full Marriage Equality
In an interview on May 9th with ABC News, President Barack Obama voiced his strong support for full marriage equality for gay[…]
Read moreSpring: The Saddest Season for Animal Shelters
By Lindsay Pollard-Post For most of us, the unusually warm spring that much of the country is experiencing is a[…]
Read moreNew York Stops Proliferation of Live Animal Slaughter Markets
The Humane Society of the United States, on behalf of its more than 800,000 supporters in New York, applauds Gov.[…]
Read moreCoalition Acts to Protect Virginia Rivers and Streams from Mining Pollution
On May 3rd a coalition of groups took action to stop A&G Coal Corporation from polluting local waterways. Water monitoring conducted[…]
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