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Dogs are our companions, family members and best friends. Yet around the world, countless dogs continue to suffer in laboratories every year. Many are bred specifically for laboratories, where they may be subjected to invasive procedures, confinement and distress before being killed at the end of the experiment. Some dogs are not even given pain relief during or after experiments. On average, around 400 dogs each year in the U.S. alone have endured procedures without any pain medication to help ease their suffering. Sign the petition to help end experiments on dogs today. Take Action Scientists have made significant advances in non-animal methods that can provide faster, more accurate and more human-focused results than outdated animal experiments. Dogs belong in loving homes, not laboratories. Join us in calling on governments in the U.S. and around the world to end experiments on dogs and invest in better science. Sign Petition

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After nearly 100 years of cruelty, lethal dose testing belongs in the history books. Take action today!   Lethal animal poisoning tests, devised back in 1927, have become government requirements for pesticides, chemicals, drugs and other products in many countries around the world. These cruel tests involve forcibly dosing animals by mouth, skin, inhalation or other routes until animals are dead or dying. This results in extreme suffering for untold thousands of rabbits, mice, birds and other animals each year. Science has come a long way in the past century and it’s time regulations caught up. Urge government decision-makers in major chemical manufacturing economies to replace outdated animal tests with modern, non-animal science. Take Action Lethal dose tests are among the most inhumane and least reliable procedures still in use, while available non-animal methods are faster, more efficient and provide equivalent protection to human health and environmental safety. Humane World for Animals is on the ground in Brazil, Canada, Europe, India, South Korea and the United States, working to reform regulations and replace lethal dose tests with non-animal methods. Help protect animals by signing our petition today! Sign Petition Photo by Siqui Sanchez/Getty Images

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Supporter update: Rescuing animals in need

 

How we’re still helping Los Angeles after the wildfires   Adam Parascandola, vice president of the Animal Rescue Team here at Humane World for Animals, reflects on the six months that have passed since the wildfires in Los Angeles devastated whole communities. At the time, we saw the astounding courage and strength of the many California-based groups working on the ground. We pledged $1 million in funding to support the recovery efforts and for future preparation. In this blog, Adam gives updates about how we’re continuing to help Los Angeles recover.

Make sure you and your pet are prepared for emergencies Watch this quick, one-minute video to learn how to prepare for your pet's safety in case of a disaster. A few simple steps, like packing an evacuation bag, can make all the difference when a crisis happens.   Our third suspected dogfighting case this summer Our Animal Rescue Team has been busy this summer, rescuing dogs from several different alleged dogfighting operations in multiple states. Read about one of these important rescues.

Your impact in support of a cruelty-free Bok Nal Animal advocates like you helped garner nearly 100,000 signatures in support of a cruelty-free Bok Nal. We also launched a public awareness campaign in Seoul, South Korea to celebrate this initiative and support their phase out of the dog meat industry by 2027. Until then, we’ll continue our lifesaving work. Together, there is nothing we cannot achieve.   Monkeys, opossums and more returned to the wild Together with our partners, we helped rehabilitate and release 14 mammals and birds back into the wild of the Guatemalan rainforest. Some of the animals included were a collared hawk, opossums, a white-nosed coati, a raccoon and black howler monkeys. Many arrived at the rescue center as babies or juveniles separated from their mothers or taken to be used as pets.

Families are really struggling to afford their pets right now Inflation, the high cost of pet care and a lack of pet-friendly housing options are just some of the reasons so many people are struggling to afford to care for their pets right now. Learn more about this complex issue and what you can do to help! There is no easy fix to this problem so we all have to work together to make sure pets and their families can stay together.   Hope for wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains Earlier this month, a federal judge ruled that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service broke the law when it decided not to protect gray wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains under the federal Endangered Species Act. The ruling is the result of a lawsuit that we and our allies filed last year challenging the agency’s decision.

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SOUTH CAROLINA: Breaking: Shocking dogfighting rescue

 

Our Animal Rescue Team deployed to save dogs from a suspected dogfighting operation!

Our Animal Rescue Team deployed to South Carolina to rescue dogs in crisis from a suspected dogfighting operation. Many of these dogs have scars, and one has severe injuries, including an untreated fractured leg and multiple open wounds. They need veterinary attention urgently! Donate now to help these dogs get the care they desperately need and give more animals a better life. End Animal Cruelty These dogs were found living in bleak conditions across multiple properties. Most were tied up on heavy chains, exposed to the heat and harsh elements. Several dogs had no access to water, including a mother dog nursing a litter of six puppies. Please donate today to help these dogs and end animal cruelty worldwide! Help Now

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