In honor of World Wildlife Day on March 3rd, let’s take a look at the steps The National Humane Education Society (NHES) has taken to help endangered wildlife, as well as simple steps you can take to make a positive impact on the wildlife in your community. The monarch butterfly is one of the most […]
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Puppy breath, kitten mews, bursts of playtime, and cuddling sessions are the many joys one can expect when choosing to adopt a puppy or kitten. Being a new pet parent to an adorable bundle of fur is an exciting adventure, but it can also be an exhausting one. Before taking the plunge, consider pet-sitting for […]
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There is something about puppies and kittens that can bring smiles and joy to the cloudiest of days. Their cuteness factor is undeniable. Their capacity to help bring calm in the midst of stress is proven and much needed in a world surrounded by busyness. The downside to puppies and kittens is when their cute […]
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Cat colonies exist throughout the United States because people have neglected to spay or neuter their cats. This problem becomes compounded when companion cats are allowed to roam outdoors and breed. Their offspring can reproduce as early as four months of age and colony populations explode if left unattended. When looking for solutions to help […]
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What Do Humane Educators Do? NHES’ Humane Education Team has a unique role. Combining their passion for animal welfare and teaching children, these educators travel to elementary schools across the United States to spread the message of being kind to animals through interactive and thought-provoking school assemblies, classroom activities, and after-school events. Students learn the importance […]
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