Humane Curriculum Featured on Fox 7
Texas Humane Network’s third-grade humane curriculum was featured this past week on Fox 7!
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Texas Humane Network’s third-grade humane curriculum was featured this past week on Fox 7!
Click to read the full article and learn more about our curriculum.
Raffling off animals falls short of best practices in animal welfare. An animal isn’t the same as a t-shirt or TV for a prize; they are life-long commitments.
Abandoning an animal is cruel and a violation of Texas Law. (Sec. 42.092 of the Texas Penal Code, penalties include...
Texans and their families love their animals! In 2018, the American Veterinary Medical Association estimated that 58% of Texans own...
Raffling off animals falls short of best practices in animal welfare. An animal isn’t the same as a t-shirt or TV for a prize; they are life-long commitments.
Feeding ducks can be a really fun activity- humans and ducks both agree! However, it is so important that we make sure we are helping the ducks and not hurting them! Here are some DOs and DON’Ts when it comes to feeding our webbed friends!
Roadside zoos are an example of commercial cruelty where animal exhibitors put profit over the care of the animals. There is a reason that accredited zoos do not allow public contact- it is not in the animals’ best interest. Learn more about roadside zoos and how to spot one with our latest resource guide.
The evoling mass shooter committed several felonies under the Texas animal cruelty law and no one reported it. Until we take animal cruelty seriously, things won’t change.
A complied list for Dallas pet owner resources and city ordinances including services for microchipping, spaying/neutering, sick animals and more.
Bottom line, if it’s too cold outside for you, it’s probably too cold for your pet as well. Texans who were scarred from the horrific freeze that happened in February 2021, are now hoping to prepare for themselves and their pets ahead of extreme conditions.
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