One Example of Shocking Cruelty at a USDA-Licensed Dog Breeding Facility
In honor of National Puppy Mill Awareness Day tomorrow, September 18, we are shining a light on an extremely alarming […]
Meet Bowser! Found living outside of a coal mine with several dogs, two-year-old Bowser has come a long way in […] The ASPCA released new data from a nationally representative survey confirming that more than one in five pet owners have […] During a busy legislative season when Congress is negotiating major bills such as infrastructure and spending priorities, a strong bipartisan […] Disaster can strike at any moment, and in some parts of the country, it already has. September marks National Disaster […] In September 2017, Hurricane Irma came barreling toward the United States. In an effort to evacuate all displaced pets and […] August 28, 2021 UPDATE: In addition to the 28 homeless cats relocated on Friday, August 27, we are now assisting […] While mealtime items like grapes, raisins and chocolate are more commonly known pet toxins, there may be other less common […] Days after Hurricane Laura made landfall, officers at Calcasieu Parish Animal Services (CPAS) in Lake Charles, Louisiana, found a stray […] Officer-involved pet shootings are estimated to account for the death or injury of thousands of dogs in the U.S. each […]Pet Care
Saved from a Coal Mine, These Dogs Need Loving Homes
New ASPCA Survey Reveals Less than Half of Pet Owners in Areas Impacted by Disaster Have a Preparedness Plan in Place
U.S. Senate Reintroduces Horse Slaughter Ban
How You Can Prepare Your Pets for Disaster Season
Saylor Weathers the Storm and Finds Her Safe Haven
ASPCA Disaster Response: Assisting Animals Impacted by Hurricane Ida
What Pet Toxins Could Be Lurking in Your Lunchbox?
A Fairy-Tale Ending for Princess Blueberry Hippo
U.S. House Urges Tracking of Police Use of Force Against Pets and Their People