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2015 Year in Review

For more than 138 years, the Michigan Humane Society (MHS) has served as a voice for the animals of Southeast Michigan and an advocate for those everywhere. There are only two things that have remained constant in all that time: our principles, and change. We are as...

Top Blogs of 2015

Happy New Year from the MHS team! This year, thousands of animals lives were changed, all because of the support of people like you. We have shared some insight into our work with you this year on the blog, so today we are sharing the top posts from 2015: A Note From...

Letters to Santa

As the holidays near, we’ve asked some of our adoptable animals to write letters to Santa “Paws” with their wishes for Christmas (besides a new home, of course). Our second letter is from Peppermint, who is available at the Berman Center for Animal Care. Play “Santa”...

Adoptable Jedi at the Michigan Humane Society

The adoptable animals at MHS are all abuzz about the premier of the new Star Wars movie and they decided to get in the spirit by playing "Jedi" for a day. Come adopt your own Jedi at the Detroit Center for Animal Care (or any of our other locations) today! The force...

Letters to Santa

As the holidays near, we've asked some of our adoptable animals to write letters to Santa "Paws" with their wishes for Christmas (besides a new home, of course). Our first letter is from Sweet Potato, who is available at the Detroit Center for Animal Care. Play...

Pit Bulls and Dangerous Dog Laws

When tragic incidents with pit bulls happen, as they have very recently in the metro Detroit area, many are quick to blame the breed, without seeing where the true responsibility lies: the dog’s owner. We share in the sadness of these tragedies, and it is...

A Note About Strays in Detroit

Relative to the conversation and misinformation currently centered on stray animals in the city of Detroit, we feel it is important to clarify a few key issues. It is the primary responsibility of the designated public authority, in this instance Detroit Animal...