As the legislative session in Montgomery draws to a close, advocates of Beau’s Law are urging legislators to schedule a floor vote on the bill. The proposal would set minimum care requirements for outdoor dogs, emphasizing the urgency for lawmakers to act before the session ends.
Every year, a community of dedicated animal lovers gathers with a unifying goal: offering hope to animals in need. On May 2, 2026, Monadnock Humane Society invites supporters to walk from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and help give dogs, cats, and other pets a brighter future.
In a concise letter to the editor, Mary Harris thanks all who wrote letters and attended meetings in support of banning fur hunting. She calls this practice “senseless,” highlighting the importance of collective advocacy in influencing public policy.
For over ten years, the Beatrice Humane Society has proudly carried the no-kill banner. Yet as they’ve learned, preserving this status means finding a delicate balance between saving lives and facing the realities of shelter work.
Captain Morgan is highlighted as the Pet of the Week, hoping to find a forever home at the Humane Society of Decatur and Macon County. Herald & Review originally featured this adoption opportunity in a lifestyle piece aimed at connecting pets in need with loving families.
Animal rescues are teaming up this March to spay or neuter 500 feral cats at discounted fees. Their unified effort uses the trap-neuter-return approach to reduce feral cat populations and improve life for these urban felines.
Norway is making animal welfare history by banning fast-growing “Frankenchickens” and halting the mass culling of chicks. Advocates say the move could reshape European poultry practices and encourage further reforms.
Every stray cat faces daily battles against hunger and fear, yet we often walk past them unthinkingly. This adapted piece from The Herald Bulletin urges readers to recognize these animals as souls worthy of compassion and care.
The board of directors for the Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire will meet on Wednesday, January 28 at Ontario City Hall. Local officials from Chino, Ontario, Montclair, and nearby unincorporated areas will gather to address important regional animal issues. This scheduled meeting underscores the collective commitment of multiple communities to better serve animals in need.
Staff at Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary in Locust Grove announced on Wednesday that they have said goodbye to their cherished primate, Shawn-Shawn. His passing marks the end of an era for a sanctuary devoted to protecting and celebrating wildlife.
