by Ann Griffin | Dec 23, 2021 | Advocacy, Pets
When you hear about breed discrimination, it is usually in the context of breed-specific legislation (BSL). We discussed BSL in great detail in a past article. Some communities that previously enacted BSL are rescinding it in favor of laws mandating responsible...
by Matt Pepper | Dec 21, 2021 | Adoptions, Advocacy, Animal Cruelty, General, Pets, Rescue
We at Michigan Humane are saddened to hear that Baron, one of the most inspiring dogs in our organization’s history, has died. But in the spirit of the holidays, Baron’s story continues to inspire even upon his passing. Many of our favorite holiday stories are about...
by Danielle Michael | Nov 12, 2021 | General, Pets
Pet owners facing crisis, like hospitalization, losing their home or escaping an abusive relationship, may find themselves struggling to care for their pet while also taking the steps they need to take to care for themselves. When these folks don’t have someone they...
by Dave Kim | Jan 11, 2021 | Adoptions, Cats, dogs, Pets, Video
It’s a new year (thank goodness) so that means a brand new Michigan Humane virtual adoption floor tour. Let’s meet some good cats and dogs at our Mackey Center for Animal Care in Detroit. No appointment is needed to meet any of these animals but please...
by Katelin Thomas | Nov 6, 2020 | Pets, Safety, The Kibble
The best way to keep your dog off of the countertops and away from the food during the holidays is to prevent them from having access in the first place. Even for dogs that do not typically jump up on the counters, the smells, excitement, and sight of really delicious...
by Dave Kim | Oct 7, 2020 | Behavior, dogs, General, Pets
Petco announced Tuesday that they’re stopping the sale of shock collars. The pet retail giant also launched their “Stop the Shock” campaign, calling on their competitors and peers to do the same. As reported by USA Today, the decision was made as...
