You and Fido need to get your run in but the temperature is heating up.
HUMANE AT HOME
San Diego Humane Society has created a library of humane education resources to enhance the spirit of compassion in children of all ages. Check out the San Diego Humane Society Facebook page each Friday at 2pm for a new episode or activity!
Critter Kids Newsletter
An interactive and educational newsletter exploring different animal welfare issues.
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Recommended Reading
A list of recommended reading exploring different animal welfare issues.
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Educational Resources
Downloadable humane education lesson plans, videos, activities and more!
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Return to Youth Programs
San Diego Humane Society offers a wide variety of programs for youth in our community.
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San Diego Pets Magazine
The colorful spring flowers blooming around town may inspire you to do a little gardening of your own. But before you grab those gloves...
If your dog is the outdoorsy type and can withstand long bouts of exercise, she might be your perfect hiking buddy. Start with an easier trail and work your way up to more difficult hikes.
Exercising your dog is a daily necessity, but when the temperature rises, so does your pet’s chance of overheating. Before you hit the pavement, keep these safety tips in mind.
Learning when it is appropriate to assist a wild animal and what steps to take.
Interview with Jackie Noble, Kitten Nursery Manager, San Diego Humane Society
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