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Ohio fur and urine farm rescue

Humane World for Animals, Ohio authorities, and multiple wildlife rehabilitators and sanctuaries completed a rescue operation of hundreds of animals from a fur and urine farm near Cleveland, Ohio.

Building community

Our commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in every aspect of our work and at all levels of our organization.

Equines are companions and partners, and it's our responsibility to act as their guardians. Unfortunately, cruelty persists. Humane World for Animals tackles the root causes of this cruelty to end it.

American horses in export pens before being transported to slaughter

Horse slaughter

The transportation and slaughter of horses for meat is not only unnecessary and inhumane, but it is also harmful in many ways.

Dogfighting

Dogfighting is where dogs who have been bred, conditioned and trained to fight are placed in a pit to fight each other for spectator entertainment and profit. Join Humane World for Animals as we work to end this cruelty.

Cockfighting

Cockfighting is an age-old practice in which two or more specially bred birds, known as gamecocks, are placed in an enclosed pit to fight for the primary purposes of gambling and entertainment. A typical cockfight can last anywhere from several minutes to more than half an hour and usually results in the death of one or both birds.

A group of goats standing in a green field looking at the viewer

Sanctuaries

Humane World for Animals provides care for thousands of animals. This vital work responds to today’s cruelties, while our education, legislative and policy work prevent tomorrow’s.

Create a humane backyard

Create a humane backyard that gives wildlife a safe place to live free from pesticides, chemicals, free-roaming pets, inhumane practices (such as trapping) and other threats.

Dogs caught up in the dog meat trade in Indonesia

Ending the dog and cat meat trade

Across Asia, millions of dogs and cats are kept in terrible conditions and then killed for their meat. We are still fighting to end this brutality in Indonesia, China, Viet Nam and India.

Purchasing a catio for your cats

A group of cats await rescue at a fattening farm

Cat meat farmer’s change of heart a hopeful sign of change to come in Viet Nam 

I am glad to share the encouraging story of a Vietnamese cat meat farmer who's just decided to give up the trade and join our campaign for change, transitioning to a humane livelihood and helping us to make the case against dog and cat meat farming.

Helping captive wildlife

Wild animals belong in their natural habitats, not kept in roadside zoos and circuses for our entertainment. With your help, we’re working to end this cruelty.

Wild neighbors

Learn more about the innovative and effective approaches you can take to solve any wild animal problems you encounter in your home, yard or garden.

Humane World for Animals staff petting dog

How we help local pet shelters and rescue groups

We tackle animal welfare challenges that were historically beyond the reach of local organizations, supplement the essential work of animal shelters and rescues by addressing the root causes of animal cruelty, advocate for stronger laws to ensure the protection of all animals and build innovative programs to support pets and their families.

Animal charities warn global goal to end rabies by 2030 is impossible without worldwide ban on brutal dog and cat meat trade

LONDON—Eighty-three animal charities from across the world, including Humane Society International, Change for Animals Foundation, the Jane Goodall Institute, FOUR PAWS, and Animals Asia, have called for stronger action by governments to tackle the significant threat of rabies posed by the brutal

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