Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch is America's largest and most diverse animal sanctuary. It is a permanent haven to more than 1,200 domestic and exotic animals rescued from research laboratories, "entertainment" operations such as circuses and zoos, captive hunting operations, factory farming, and government round-ups. It is also home to the innovative Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center.
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Getting one of the tigers ready for a safe trip to Black Beauty Ranch. The HSUS
Rescued from a Roadside Zoo
Following an HSUS invesitgation, three tigers and other exotic animals were removed from an unaccredited roadside facility in Mississippi. Black Beauty Ranch will temporarily care for the tigers and two wolf hybrids. Read the story
Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch News
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January 25, 2012
Tigers and Other Exotic Animals Seized from Mississippi Roadside Zoo
Eleven exotic animals rescued from the Collins Zoo, an unaccredited roadside facility in Mississippi.
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December 29, 2011
The HSUS Takes to the Sky (and Then Some) for Equines in 2011
The HSUS helped donkeys in Hawaii, rescued and cared for horses who were cruelty victims throughout the country, fought horse slaughter, and worked to end soring in 2011.
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December 15, 2011
War Horse: An Unbreakable Bond Between a Boy and His Horse
Watch Steven Spielberg's must-see film, "War Horse," to be moved by the unbreakable bond between a young man and his horse. Then do your part to protect horses.
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November 29, 2011
Volunteering Lets Us Act on Our Values and Beliefs
Hilary Hager, director of The HSUS's new National Volunteer Center, shares her thoughts on volunteering for animals.
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October 11, 2011
Ben Callison, Director of Black Beauty Ranch
Ben Callison, director of Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch, on his morning commute, the new vistor's center at the Ranch and his first pet (a thoroughbred horse).