About this issue

In this issue of All Animals, we remind you that change is possible as we reflect on years of advocacy that resulted in landmark legislation to ban the dog meat industry in South Korea. We also encourage you to take a cue from our global director of animal response and follow your dreams; to celebrate some hometown heroes who have selflessly dedicated themselves to the well-being of animals and to consider baking plant-based treats for a good cause. And don’t forget to take time this summer to beat the heat—much like our otter friends who are making a splash in Your Best Shot.

Features
The HSI Animal Rescue Team rescues a dog at a dog meat farm in Asan, South Korea
Jean Chung
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For HSI
Reflections on South Korea dog meat ban: Staffers and former dog meat farmers reflect on the decade-long fight to end dog slaughter
Cover story
HSUS staff attend to a dog rescued from an alleged dogfighting operation
Meredith Lee
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The HSUS
Ending the cycle of suffering: How we saved more than 100 dogs from a suspected fighting operation
Feature
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Cover of All Animals Magazine Summer 2024
Front Lines
Dog shelters delivered in Tennessee
Jessica Hyder
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The HSUS
How the Humane Society protects outdoor dogs in Tennessee: We provide free doghouses, advocate for laws that protect dogs from heat and cold
Front Lines
Comic by Patrick McDonnell showing a dog and child hugging
MUTTS © 2024 Patrick McDonnell
Drawing from a deeper well: MUTTS cartoonist Patrick McDonnell mixes humor and humane messages
Front Lines
Kelly reaches down to safely pick up a koala.
Jo-Anna Robinson
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AP Images for HSI
Staff Profile: Kelly Donithan, global director of animal disaster response
Front Lines
Rescues
HSUS staff attend to a dog rescued from an alleged dogfighting operation
Meredith Lee
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The HSUS
Ending the cycle of suffering: How we saved more than 100 dogs from a suspected fighting operation
Rescues
Gnocchi, a maine coon cat, is contentedly stretched out on a couch
Edie Riggs
Meet Gnocchi: He’s one of 110 Maine coon cats we rescued from a bad breeder in Virginia
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
Hummingbird feeds her babies
Ed Reschke
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Getty Images
How wild animals help each other: For a butterfly and bird oasis, share space with rodents, snakes and flies
Humane Backyard
Children and dog running a lemonade stand and bake sale.
Roberto A Sanchez
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Getty Images
How to host a bake sale fundraiser: Kids can help animals with these recipes and tips
In the Kitchen
Senior man and woman sitting by a lake with their pets, in the lake reflection the people are missing.
Rachel Stern
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The HSUS
Pets and estate planning: It’s important to include pets in your will and to have a rehoming plan in place
Your Pet
Your Best Shot

Supporters share their favorite photographs and love of animals with All Animals magazine. View the latest featured photo and learn how to submit your own!

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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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