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HSHV Highlights Risk to Pets When Owners Are Suddenly Taken or Hospitalized

Ann Arbor, MI (February 3, 2026) — Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) reminds the community of the critical role neighbors play in protecting animals, after staff were alerted by a hospital social worker that a recently adopted dog had been ... Read More

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SPEAKING OF COMPASSION

In defense of the powerless

people peacefully protesting the Ann Arbor deer cullAs Americans, we treasure our right to free speech and peaceably assemble. As animal lovers, we depend on these rights to speak out for those who can’t do so for themselves. Throughout history, sentient but defenseless animals have been treated as inanimate objects, used and abused by anyone with the ... Read More
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What would your dog’s note say?

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One way to pick Michigan politicians: See how they treat animals

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Adopter beware:  The word “rescue” may not mean what you think it means.

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A call to the wild