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Gather your loved ones and hit the grocery store, because this issue of All Animals is chock-full of delicious plant-based recipes fit for a summer feast. You’ll also learn about how to build a backyard pond to support wildlife, why it’s time to end mink farming, how we’re helping rehabilitate more than 175 cats and so much more. We also hope you’re inspired by our piece on increasing pet equity, which encourages us all to take a more open, empathetic approach to keeping pets with their families.

Features
Brandi Markishtum holds pup Lola for a veterinary exam by veterinarian Colleen Cassidy, right, and veterinary assistant Sara Michelassi during the RAVS clinic serving the Quinault Nation.
Ron Wurzer
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AP images for the HSUS
Justice for people and pets: Pets for Life, Rural Area Veterinary Services address issues of equity and access to care
Cover story
Delicious plant-based dishes on colorful backgrounds
Meredith Lee
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HSUS
Bringing nostalgia to the plant-based table
Feature
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Front Lines
Photo of a mink rescued from a fur farm.
Megan Carfino
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Mustelid Madness Rescue
Putting an end to the fading U.S. mink industry
Front Lines
Disaster responders carry a stranded mother dog from the rubble.
Emrah Gurel
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AP Images for HSI
Amid tragedy in Türkiye, the human-animal bond endures
Front Lines
Illustration of a dog hiding under a blanket while fireworks go off out the window behind him.
Rachel Stern
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The HSUS
No fun, just fear: Fireworks can scare animals during summer celebrations—and in some states, all year long
Front Lines
Rescues
A cat in a crate is being examined by a rescue team member.
Meredith Lee
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The HSUS
Healing inside and out: The HSUS helps rescue and rehabilitate cats from alleged large-scale neglect situation
Rescues
Create a haven for wildlife.

A humane backyard is a natural habitat offering wildlife plenty of food, water and cover, plus a safe place to live free from pesticides, chemicals, free-roaming pets, inhumane practices and other threats. And it's so easy to build!

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humane backyard with a bench and birdbath
Meredith Lee / The HSUS
Humane Living
a naturalistic pond
Nancy Lawson
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The Humane Gardener
Wild waters: Naturalistic backyard ponds welcome frogs and other animals
Humane Backyard
Woman cuddling with her cat
Adene Sanchez
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iStock.com
Perks of adopting a wallflower: With a little bit of patience, shy cats can make loyal and loving companions
Your Pet
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Two otters floating on their backs in the water.
Leslie Nuttman
Animal Rescue Team's Jessica Johnson with horses from a rescue in Texas
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