Category: No-Kill

Thousands of commuters get a reminder to spay, neuter, and adopt homeless animals from the shelter.

A high “save rate” at an animal shelter sounds appealing, but what does it mean for animals?

Homeless animals need help now, not when “no-kill” shelters get around to it.

Some “rescues” are far from what they claim to be. Beware of hoarders, scammers, bunchers, dealers, and others posing as “rescuers” who are victimizing animals.

In an attempt to boast higher “save rates,” some shelters are taking dangerous measures, including adopting out dogs with an unpredictable temperament to unsuspecting members of the public.

Watch as PETA President Ingrid Newkirk exposes the deadly consequences for animals of so-called “no-kill” policies and what you can do to stop them.

Being saved from “death row” provides a dog involved in a fatal attack with only a short reprieve.

There are literally hundreds more unwanted animals born every minute of every day. What’s a community to do?

A new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that spaying/neutering and releasing feral cats could increase incidences of human rabies exposure.