From city balconies to rural roadways, we'll help you celebrate your wild neighbors and find solutions for any challenges they pose around your home and garden.
Enjoy (and keep the peace with) your wild neighbors in urban and suburban habitats.
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Give a groundhog sanctuary. iStockphoto.com
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Go nuts for squirrels. iStockphoto.com
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A place for raccoons to count sheep. John Harrison
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Watch your wild neighbors grow. iStockphoto.com
Oh, Squirrelly. Be My Valentine.
Flowers and chocolates are lovely but gone in a week (or less, if they’re really good chocolates!). This Valentine’s Day, make your love last. A membership to the Urban Wildlife Sanctuary Program is a long-term warm-and-fuzzy to send to all your furry and fuzzy wild neighbors. And you don’t even have to send a card. Happy Cupid Day, backyard friends.
Learn MoreIn Focus: Squirrels
News
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February 8, 2010
The Humane Society of the United States Grades 50 States on Laws to Protect Animals
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February 8, 2010
Reward Offered for Poaching of Threatened Louisiana Black Bear
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February 4, 2010
Reward Offered for Poaching of Threatened Lynx
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February 2, 2010
Statement by The HSUS on Expansion of Black Bear Trophy Hunt in California
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February 2, 2010
The HSUS Praises Officials for Halting Unlawful Expansion of Hunting at National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware
