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Resources for making a humane end of life decision for your horse

This list is provided as a resource for horse owners and is for informational purposes only. Please contact specific vendors for more information on their services. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of all listings. This list is not exhaustive and is subject to change over time. The...
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Five ways to protect pets this winter

Follow these tips to keep animals safe and comfortable in the cold.
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How to adopt or buy a horse

Young horse people can learn a great deal from a relationship with a horse—personal responsibility, problem-solving, self-confidence and communication. While having a horse in the family can be rewarding, being a successful horse owner requires a great deal of time, money, and a lasting commitment...
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Do you really know how most farm animals live?

Some farmers provide their animals with room to root, roam and roost, but the majority of eggs, meat and dairy products sold in the United States come from factory farms, where animals are kept tightly confined in spaces barely larger than their bodies. They are never allowed to express their...
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by Emily Smith
November 1, 2019
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Stop horse slaughter: Our country's dark secret

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Julie Hauserman

Wildfire FAQ

What should I do to prepare for wildfires in my area? I need help evacuating pets from my residence/shelter. Where do I start? I am worried about my horses/large animals as the fire spreads. Where do I start? We are under emergency evacuation orders and I don’t have a trailer for my horses/large...
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Hurricane FAQ

Where can I receive up-to-date information on a storm in my area? What should I do to prepare for a hurricane? What should I do to prepare for flooding in my area? What can the HSUS do to help? My shelter can take animals. How can we help? I need help evacuating pets from my residence/shelter. Where...
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Helping Captive Wild Animals

You can help us keep wild animals where they belong—in the wild.
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Horse care guidelines

Sharing your life with a horse can be a rewarding experience, but it includes the responsibility of caring for your equine companion for life. Your horse depends on your love, care, and commitment. You'll show your love through grooming, petting, riding, and the occasional treat. You must also show...
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The facts about horse slaughter

MEDIA DOWNLOADS Supporters of horse slaughter put forth many arguments to support their position. But if you look at the facts, you'll see the truth: The slaughter of horses for meat is not only unnecessary and inhumane, it is also harmful in many ways. Below are answers to some of the most common...
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A powerful voice for animals

Award-winning country music star Tanya Tucker’s relationship with horses got off to a rocky start. When she was 5, her dad gave her a Shetland pony—a very spirited Shetland pony—named Pretty Boy. “He bucked me off so many times and tried to kill me so many times,” Tucker remembers with a laugh. But...
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December 1, 2009
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Dolphins

Dolphins are highly intelligent and social marine mammals.
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Marine mammals in captivity

The public display industry keeps many species of marine mammals captive in concrete tanks, especially whales and dolphins. The Humane Society of the United States believes that these animals are best seen in their natural coastal and ocean environments instead of being held captive simply to...
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Volunteer with the Animal Rescue Team

Want to help animals as a member of our field rescue services? Become an Animal Rescue Volunteer.
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Fighting Animal Cruelty and Neglect

Together, we can reduce needless cruelty to animals.
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Disaster FAQ

Current crisis Our Animal Rescue Team has not been called in to assist in any disasters at this time.
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Responsible horse breeding

Our troubled economy has a trickle-down effect onto animals. Horse owners who struggle financially often find it difficult to adequately care for their high-maintenance animals. The result is a record-high number of horses who suffer from neglect or starvation. Some are even being sent to slaughter....
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Improving the Lives of Farm Animals

Together, we can reduce the suffering of animals raised for meat, eggs and milk.
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Learning to trust

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By Kelly L. Williams
January 1, 2020

The Next Generation PZP Project

In an effort to promote and advance humane, sustainable approaches to resolving conflicts between humans and wildlife, for years, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has collaborated with researchers, NGOs and academic institutions, as well as federal, state and local agencies to help...
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