The Humane Society of the United States assisted the Hertford County Sheriff’s Office in rescuing 114 dogs and puppies in a large-scale alleged cruelty situation at a breeder’s residential property in Hertford... Read more »
This year has been busy for Humane Society International’s Animal Rescue Team. Whether offering aid to people and animals in Ukraine, facilitating the closure of a dog meat farm in South Korea... Read more »
This year has been busy for our Animal Rescue Team. Whether responding to cruelty and neglect cases in a number of states across the country, facilitating the removal of 4,000 beagles from... Read more »
Our Animal Rescue Team, with the support of our shelter and rescue partners, is removing approximately 4,000 beagles from a mass breeding facility that received multiple violations for issues such as inadequate... Read more »
Twenty-three dogs have been rescued from a house in Aguascalientes, Mexico, in what rescuers describe as some of the most … source Read more »
Our Animal Rescue Team is on the ground in Namyangju, South Korea preparing to shut down the 10th dog meat farm! To help click here: http://bit.ly/2k81Y5n source Read more »
There’s really no way to properly describe the experience of being on a South Korean dog meat farm. Follow HSI’s Nicole Jaworski as she gets her first up-close glimpse of the awful... Read more »
BURNSIDE, Ky.—The Humane Society of the United States is assisting the Burnside Police Department in rescuing approximately 150 exotic animals in a large-scale alleged severe neglect situation at a local pet store.... Read more »
Visit https://hsus.link/FL2020 to help all animals. Nearly 150 suffering dogs were pulled from an alleged large-scale neglect case in Dixie County, Fla. Scattered across a five-acre property, dogs were found in appalling... Read more »
We’re responding to the needs of animals in the wake of the deadly tornado in Mayfield, Kentucky. We will be providing critical supplies, shelter support and much-needed funding to help this community... Read more »