The Pets for Life Community Outreach Toolkit is a resource produced through a collaborative effort between PetSmart Charities® and The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). 
This step-by-step manual will guide animal care service providers and other social welfare advocates through the development and implementation of a pioneering outreach program.

It’s estimated that tens of millions of feral and stray cats freely roam the streets of the United States and breed rapidly. What to do?! Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is the only method proven to be humane and effective in controlling free-roaming cat population growth. This webinar is intended for people with very little or no knowledge about feral cats and TNR.

Part one of a two-part series, this session focuses on two successful programs that the Humane Society of West Michigan operates.

Part two of a two-part series, this session focuses on a Brothers in Arms pilot study with children between the ages of 6-9 that taught skills toward empathy building, self esteem, positive coping skills and anger management.

In this webinar, we will explain the inherent value of teaching humane education in its broadest sense and the range of HEART’s (Humane Education Advocates Reaching Teachers) services and programming. We will focus on content from our comprehensive 4th-8th grade, 10-lesson humane education curriculum, which promotes critical thinking and deepens students’ awareness of various human rights, animal protection and environmental preservation issues.

In this webinar, Bill Bruce of The City of Calgary Animal Services will share with you the steps he and his organization took to bring his community such a successful program, and the impact it had on animals’ lives in that community.

Learn America’s history of discrimination against different groups of dogs, how our attitudes, not facts, created the crisis confronting “pit bull” dogs, and how a truer understanding of dogs can inspire us to break the cycle of discrimination once and for all.

This webinar will show how the different animal agencies in Hillsborough County, Florida, started to work together in a unique collaboration to save more animals lives in their community and reduce the euthanasia rate by more than 50% over a five year period.

Present the results of two studies conducted to determine the impacts of the All Ears Reading® on reading fluency and attitudes toward animals among elementary aged students in traditional classroom and home-school settings..

Tools to evaluate and develop education programs.