Join Texas Humane Network for an Animal Cruelty Training in Hidalgo County! The presentation will include real cruelty cases that have been tried, the LINK between animal cruelty and interpersonal violence, and how to take animal cruelty cases from indictment to prosecution.
Animal control professionals play a crucial role in maintaining public safety and ensuring the well-being of humans and animals in our communities, and as such, they should be considered first responders. By advocating for a first responder classification, animal control professionals can educate their communities and advocate for receiving training, resources, and equipment necessary to perform the critical services they provide to their communities.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 26, 2023 Texas Humane Network Announces New Executive Director DALLAS, Texas – The Texas Humane Network, a...
Texas Humane Network’s third-grade humane curriculum was featured this past week on Fox 7!
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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.
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