Millions of homeless dogs and cats roam the streets, lonely and hungry, in countries around the world. Join us in extending a humane philosophy of animal control.
Haiti, Three Months Later
"As we watched from a balcony, amongst the noise and commotion of the streets, we observed an elderly woman on crutches walk out to the square, purchase a plate of rice and hot dogs, make her way to a bench and begin to feed some of the dogs who made their beds in the central park."
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Dog Meat Trade
Most of the world views dogs as trusted companions, but in Asia, millions of them are still consumed for meat. Learn More
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Street Animal Welfare
Working in developing countries to extend a philosophy of humane animal control, providing guidance in creating programs that focus on spay/neuter, vaccination, education and training. Learn More
Protect Street Animals News
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September 7, 2010
A "Wanderer" No More
HSI funded veterinary treatment for a suffering dog in Guangyuan, China.
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August 19, 2010
Understanding the Dynamics of Animal Welfare
A visit to three animal welfare organizations revealed that Ecuadorians might just be ready to learn that giving their pets free access to the street does not equate a walk in the park.
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August 19, 2010
Training Veterinarians in Cancun, Mexico
In April 2010, HSI hosted a veterinary training in Cancun Mexico to increase the veterinary training response of local groups through outreach and direct response initiatives.
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August 6, 2010
HSI Canada Selects First Animal Rescue Fund Grant Recipients
In August 2010, HSI Canada proudly announced Refuge RR for Horses and Second Chance Animal Rescue Society as the first beneficiaries of the Animal Rescue Fund.