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  • February 15, 2018

    Your best shot: Readers submit their best photos to All Animals magazine

    All Animals magazine, March/April 2018

    Readers share the stories behind these photographs of gray fox cubs, a fashionable kitty and a calm pup.

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  • August 10, 2017

    Wild by design: How to garden for wildlife without upsetting your neighbors

    All Animals magazine, September/October 2017

    helping wildlife and meeting community standards aren’t mutually exclusive. Research also shows that well-kept ecological gardens influence people’s preferences for more diverse yards. By incorporating visual signals of care, we can fit in with all our neighbors, even the wild ones—and inspire more oases for animals.

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    Related Habitat Loss and Fragmentation

  • October 10, 2016

    Your best shot: Readers submit their best photos to All Animals magazine

    All Animals magazine, November/December 2016

    Readers share the stories behind these photographs of a pair of foxes from Santa Cruz Island, a mood-brightening dog and a former farm cat.

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  • June 10, 2016

    Humane Learning Webinars: Wildlife Protection

    Free webinars on wildlife protection.

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    Related Wildlife Trade , Wildlife Overpopulation , Wildlife and Roads , Trophy Hunting , Lethal Wildlife Management

  • January 11, 2016

    Fur-Free Retailers, Designers and Brands

    The Humane Society of the United States

    If you are a consumer who cares about stopping animal cruelty, avoid companies that use real animal fur. Check our list of brands, retailers and designers that don't use animal fur or are phasing it out.

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    Related Fur Used in Fashion , Dogs and Cats in the Fur Trade

  • August 19, 2015

    A humane backyard without the backyard: How to create pocket habitats by thinking from other species' perspectives

    All Animals magazine, September/October 2015

    Even if you only have a patio, balcony or rooftop garden, you can make a big difference for wildlife.

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    Related Habitat Loss and Fragmentation

  • June 26, 2015

    Products to Keep Wild Animals Out (Exclusion)

    Adapted from the book Wild Neighbors

    Here are suggestions for the types of merchants to check for products to help you keep wild animals out.

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  • June 26, 2015

    Aversive Conditioning Products

    Adapted from the book Wild Neighbors

    Aversive conditioning products and merchants who sell products to help you teach wild animals not to come back.

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  • June 23, 2015

    Even if You're Part of a Homeowners Association, a Wildlife-Friendly Garden Is Possible

    All Animals magazine, July/August 2015

    Belong to a homeowners association? Use these tips to defend your own wildlife-friendly landscaping and promote the concept to others.

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    Related Habitat Loss and Fragmentation

  • May 29, 2015

    Lead Ammunition: Toxic to Wildlife, People and the Environment

    Spent lead ammunition poisons and kills millions of animals, contaminates the environment and threatens human health. Though excellent alternatives to lead ammo exist, it remains the most common form of ammunition used by hunters. Learn more and see if your state has any restrictions on lead ammo.

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    Related Captive Hunts , Wildlife Killing Contests , Dove Shooting , Lethal Wildlife Management , Poaching , Threatened and Endangered Species

  • May 27, 2015

    Found an Orphaned or Injured Baby Wild Animal?

    Found a baby wild animal who you think might need your help? First, make sure the animal is truly orphaned or injured. If the animal is in need of help, learn what to do and how to find a wildlife rehabilitator.

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  • May 7, 2015

    Fur-Free Action Guide: Seven Ways You Can Help Stop the Killing of Animals for Their Fur

    Fur factory farms and trappers kill millions of animals each year using brutal methods. Here's what you can do to help animals keep their fur.

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    Related Fur Used in Fashion

  • March 19, 2015

    Drive Safely: Give Wildlife a “Brake”

    The Humane Society of the United States

    Roads and highways increasingly divide wildlife habitats, forcing animals to cross roads in search of food, water, shelter and other necessities. Learn how to minimize your risk of hitting an animal—and what to do if a collision occurs.

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    Related Habitat Loss and Fragmentation , Wildlife and Roads

  • February 9, 2015

    Help Dogs, Cats, and Other Animals by Changing State Laws at Humane Lobby Day

    You can help pass laws that protect animals in your state. Humane Lobby Day is easy, fun and guaranteed to make you feel like a powerful animal activist. We'll help you find the Humane Lobby Day in your state.

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    Related Animal Abuse and Neglect , Bear Trophy Hunting , Biomedical Research , Captive Hunts , Captive Marine Mammals , Carriage Horses , Chaining and Tethering Dogs , Chimpanzees Used in Research , Circuses, Animals in Entertainment , Cockfighting , Wildlife Killing Contests , Cruel Confinement of Farm Animals , Cruel Slaughter Practices , Dangerous Exotic Pets , Dissection , Dogfighting , Dogs and Cats in the Fur Trade , Dove Shooting , Environmental Impact , Outdoor Cats , Fisheries and Marine Life , Force-Fed Animals , Fox Penning , Fur Production: Caged & Trapped Animals , Fur Used in Fashion , Greyhound Racing , Habitat Loss and Fragmentation , Hog-Dog Fighting , Homeless Horses , Horse Slaughter , Internet Hunting , Lethal Wildlife Management , Marine Mammal Stranding , Marine Pollution and Noise , Medical Training Using Animals , Pain and Distress in Research Animals , Pet Overpopulation , Pets Used in Experiments , Pheasant Stocking , Poaching , Puppy Mills , Rattlesnake Roundups , Shark Tournaments , World Spay Day , Tennessee Walking Horses , Threatened and Endangered Species , Wild Horses , Wildlife and Roads , Wildlife Overpopulation , Wildlife Trade , Zoos and Exhibitors

  • December 31, 2014

    Seven Things You Can Do to Help Wildlife in the New Year

    Happy New Year! We've got seven resolutions that will not only help your wild neighbors but also brighten your day. Try even one or two, and you'll be feeling good all year long.

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  • September 18, 2014

    What to Do About Foxes

    Adapted from the book Wild Neighbors

    Seeing foxes out during the day is no cause for alarm. Learn what to do if foxes are living under your porch or deck, how to keep pets safe from foxes and how to tell the difference between rabies and mange.

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    Related Fur Used in Fashion , Fox Penning , Lethal Wildlife Management , Habitat Loss and Fragmentation

  • June 20, 2014

    All in a Day's Work: HSUS State Directors Serve on the Front Lines of Animal Protection

    All Animals magazine, July/August 2014

    They serve on the front lines of animal protection, lobbying legislators, assisting rescues, helping shelters and so much more. They’re the HSUS state directors: the first point of contact and often the last hope for animals in need.

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    Related Adopt a Homeless Pet , Pet Overpopulation , Animal Rescue , Animal Abuse and Neglect , Chaining and Tethering Dogs , Wildlife Killing Contests , Fox Penning , Lethal Wildlife Management , Puppy Mills

  • May 13, 2014

    How to Find a Wildlife Rehabilitator

    Found an orphaned injured, or sick wild animal? Once you're sure the animal needs help, contact a local wildlife rehabilitator. Find a wildlife rehabilitator using our state-by-state listing.

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    Related Lethal Wildlife Management , Wildlife and Roads , Wildlife Overpopulation , Habitat Loss and Fragmentation

  • April 8, 2014

    Virginia Gov. McAuliffe Signs Legislation Prohibiting Inhumane Fox Pens

    Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed legislation restricting cruel fox pens – staged competitions where wild-caught foxes are trapped and stocked inside fenced enclosures to be chased down by packs of dogs.

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    Related Fox Penning

  • February 20, 2014

    Fox Pens to Remain as Virginia House Committee Votes Down Sensible Legislation

    A subcommittee of the Virginia House Committee on Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources voted down legislation to restrict inhumane fox pens. The Humane Society of the United States Virginia State Director Laura Donahue issued a statement in response.

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    Related Fox Penning

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