Michigan Humane Supports Goldie’s Act
“Golden Retriever #142” suffered for months in a commercial breeding facility in Iowa. She was severely emaciated and was not […]
New Year, New Legislative Session
With the beginning of 2023 came the beginning of a new two-year legislative session. Bills that did not pass by
Our Commitment to the Next Generation of Metro Detroit Veterinary Professionals
Last week, the Detroit Free Press ran an article titled “More pets, fewer vets bring strain on veterinary profession.” This
Protecting People and Pets from Domestic Violence
Abusers in domestic violence situations use many tactics to gain or retain power and control over their victims. If the
Defining “Home”
During December, Michigan Humane is focused on ways to give the gift of “home” to animals in our community. According
Domestic Violence and its Connection to Animal Abuse
Up to 40% of domestic violence victims feel unable to get away from their abuser for fear of what will
USDA Ends “Teachable Moments” Program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that it will discontinue its “teachable moments” program that it implemented in
The Use of Telehealth in Veterinary Medicine
The article below was written by Michigan Humane Vice President, Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Crystal Sapp, DVM and Michigan Humane Director
HB 4703 and HB 4704 (Bond-or-Forfeit Bills)
Michigan needs state-wide legislation that will provide an effective bond-or-forfeit process to protect animals seized in animal cruelty and neglect
Courtroom animal advocate program laws give a voice to the voiceless
In 2006, quarterback Michael Vick was the highest-paid player in the NFL. In 2007, he was indicted in federal and