by Blog Editor | Jan 4, 2022 | dogs, General, News
The year 2022 just started and we may have already found our dog of the year. Tinsley, a year-old Shiloh Shepard, caught the attention of police on I-89 in Vermont the evening of January 3. Authorities tried to corral Tinsley, but the canine pulled a Lassie and led... 
by Blog Editor | 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 Blog Editor | 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 Blog Editor | Dec 8, 2021 | Advocacy, Animal Cruelty
Michigan needs state-wide legislation that will provide an effective bond-or-forfeit process to protect animals seized in animal cruelty and neglect cases. An effective bond-or-forfeit statute prevents animal victims of cruelty and neglect from being victimized again... 
by Blog Editor | Nov 22, 2021 | Adoptions, The Kibble
Michigan Humane cares for hundreds of older animals each year who have so much love yet to give. That’s why in November, we celebrate National Adopt a Senior Pet Month and feature the stories of these older pets who deserve their best life. Huckleberry is one of those...