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Pet Safety During the Fourth of July

Pet Safety During the Fourth of July

Fireworks are notoriously stressful for pets but here are a few tips to make things easier during holidays that involve fireworks. Get a lot of exercise during the day. A tired dog is a less stressed, happier dog. A lot of exercise during the day will make sure...

Sentencing Guidelines Bills Reintroduced

We have great news! The bills to amend Michigan’s sentencing guidelines to generate more appropriate sentences in cases of felony animal cruelty against companion animals have been reintroduced. These bills were first introduced last session. They passed the House and...

Bond-or-Forfeit Bills Reintroduced

Bond-or-Forfeit Bills Reintroduced

We have good news to share – Michigan Humane’s “bond-or-forfeit” bills have been reintroduced in the Senate as SB 293 and SB 294 and assigned to the Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety Committee. (We anticipate that mirror bills will also be introduced...

Celebrate Earth Day and support Michigan Humane

Celebrate Earth Day and support Michigan Humane

Spring cleaning isn't just about refreshing your home—it's also a perfect way to make a positive impact in your community! Did you know your unwanted clothing and shoes can be recycled and directly support Michigan Humane? American Textile Recycling Service (ATRS)...

Goldie’s Act Reintroduced

Goldie’s Act Reintroduced

We have good news to share regarding the ongoing fight to protect animals in commercial breeding operations, which are commonly known as puppy mills because they prioritize profit over animal welfare. Originally introduced (but not passed) last legislative session,...

Michigan Humane Trivia

Michigan Humane Trivia

Michigan Humane’s first adoptable pet was featured on Detroit TV in: a) 1952 b) 1962 c) 1972 Answer: C. In 1972 Julie’s picture was broadcast by News Director Dave Kelly on WWJ-TV 4 and over 300 responding phone calls prompted a weekly “Pet Parade” segment to hit the...

Detroit Bans the Retail Sale of Cats and Dogs

Detroit Bans the Retail Sale of Cats and Dogs

Michigan Humane has first-hand experience with the damage done to people and pets by irresponsible commercial breeders who put profits over animal welfare. Commonly referred to as puppy mills, these commercial breeders are subject to licensure and regulation by the...