The link between animal abuse and human violence and its impact on animal protection laws
If you are a regular reader of this blog, I’m sure I don’t have to explain the human-animal bond. According […]
DNR says Michiganders shouldn’t leave bird feeders outside as bird flu cases rise
The Department of Natural Resources is advising Michigan residents to take down their bird feeders and bird baths as bird
Learn 4 low-cost ways to improve quality of life for shelter animals
Even in the best shelter environments, animals experience an incredible amount of stress and anxiety. While some animals may enter
40 years of being an animal shelter veterinarian
For much of my veterinary career, I have been involved in the various aspects of sheltering. I learned early on
Importance of local laws to animal welfare
Much of Michigan Humane’s legislative advocacy work is focused on state legislation. But there are some issues that are not
Service dogs and public access under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Evidence of service dogs assisting humans who are facing challenges to gain their independence goes back centuries. A fresco discovered in
Serving families in need through foster homes
In 2021, Michigan Humane launched a compassion fostering program called Safety Net Fostering. This program provides foster homes for animals
Engaging remote volunteers
This article was written by guest contributor Melissa Sherry, Volunteer Impact Coordinator at the Michigan Community Service Commission. Let’s face
Hero dog Tinsley helps save owner’s life by leading police to crash site
The year 2022 just started and we may have already found our dog of the year. Tinsley, a year-old Shiloh
Remembering Baron: A Story of Resilience
We at Michigan Humane are saddened to hear that Baron, one of the most inspiring dogs in our organization’s history,