News and Events
NewsNAHS PARTNERS WITH RESCUE BANK, A PROGRAM OF GREATERGOOD.ORG TO BEGIN DISTRIBUTING THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF PET FOOD TO TRIBAL COMMUNITIES
NAHS VP Marilou Chanrasmi to Present at MVMA Annual Meeting in Rochester, MN, February 17, 2018
NAHS Participates in Equus International Film Festival, September 15-17, 2017
NAHS SELECTED BY JACKSON GALAXY TO RECEIVE #MONTHLY MOJO IN JULY 2016!
NAHS President/CEO Diana Webster Receives Pegasus Foundation Wings Award for Her Work with Tribal Nations
NAHS VP Marilou Chanrasmi Named "Inspiring Person" in Best Friends Magazine March/April 2016
 Boxes of hats on their way from the Helen Woodward Animal Center to Leech Lake Indian Reservation in Minnesota
CHI MIIGWETCH! to the Generous Animal Groups and Sponsors for their Support in Keeping Leech Lake Reservation Children Warm this Winter
When the Native America Humane Society met with Helen Woodward Animal Center President Mike Arms and his team of professionals in August, we mentioned that Leech Lake Legacy, an animal welfare group that provides animal care services to the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe reservation in Northern Minnesota, said that the children and youth of Leech Lake could use some warm hats and mittens for the upcoming winter. Within minutes, Helen Woodward Animal Center arranged for nearly 4,000 hats to be sent and then proceeded to ask their generous sponsors to help, too.! We are grateful to the following organizations and sponsors for their generous support:
NAHS Supports National Law Enforcement Center on Animal Abuse (NLECAA) to Prevent Animal Cruelty in Our Communities
The link between animal cruelty and human violence is well-documented. To end the cycle of violence, the Native America Humane Society is proud to support the National Sheriff’s Association’s National Law Enforcement Center on Animal Abuse (NLECAA). We are honored to join the NLECAA in raising awareness for the growing problem of animal abuse within the law enforcement community. http://www.sheriffs.org/content/nlecaa-national-partners |
EventsANIMAL CARE CLINICSOctober 6-7, 2018
April 21, 2018
April 21-22, 2018
March 15-18, 2018NAHS and AVMA/Reaching UP New Mexico will conduct an animal care clinic at the Pueblo of Laguna in New Mexico. Contact Officer Jose at (505) 240-2480 to schedule your dogs and cats. Appointments are limited and first come first serve.
November 9-12, 2017NAHS and AVMA/Reaching UP New Mexico will conduct an animal care clinic at the Pueblo of Laguna in New Mexico. Contact Officer Jose at (505) 240-2480 to schedule your dogs and cats. Appointments are limited and first come first serve.
Saturday, October 21, 2017
NAHS, VeTouch, MN SNAP, and Pet Haven will conduct an animal care clinic in partnership with the Little Earth of United Tribes in Minneapolis, located at 2495 18th Ave South. Free spay/neuter surgeries, flea/tick prevention, heartworm testing and vaccinations will be provided. Check in starts at 800am at the Community Room.
October 14, 2017NAHS, Lazy Dog Rescue, and SNAP-San Diego will host a one-day spay/neuter clinic during the PAWS Walk on October 14. Contact Lori at (760) 574-9418 for an appointment to have your pets spayed or neutered.
PAWS Walk Against Violence, Santa Ysabel, CA. Get your walking shoes ready and click on the photo below to register for the walk.
October 7-8, 2017Taking Care of the Animals Wellness Event in partnership with the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and SIRVS-Student Initiative for Reservation Veterinary Services.
CONFERENCE/TRAININGSNovember 7, 2017NAHS President/CEO Diana Webster will speak at the Oklahoma Link Coalition Conference, Oklahoma City, OK. Click on logo below to register for this important event.
November 7, 2017NAHS Tribal Animal Law and Policy Specialist Liz Murphy will speak at the New York State Office of Victim Services Conference in Albany, NY.
July 11, 2017NAHS, Indian Health Council, and SNAP-San Diego will host a spay/neuter clinic at La Jolla reservation, Pauma Valley, CA.
April 27-30, 2017NAHS and AVMA will conduct an animal care clinic at the Pueblo of Laguna in New Mexico.
April 8, 2017NAHS will participate in the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel's Disaster Preparedness Event.
April 4, 2017NAHS will present at the Minnesota Indian Women's Sexual Assault Coalition-MIWSAC Conference, at the Prairie Island Indian Community, Welch, MN, with Professor Sarah Deer and Elizabeth Murphy on "The Link between Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence in Indian Country."
March 3, 2017
NAHS team members Marilou Chanrasmi, Shawn Ray, and Diana Webster along with partners from IFAW-International Fund for Animal Welfare, Kate Atema and Jan Hannah presented a lunchtime chat for the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.
February 18, 2017NAHS, Little Earth of United Tribes,
and the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine VeTouch and SIRVS hosted an animal wellness clinic. 60 dogs, 54 cats and 1 bunny received check ups. 
December 9, 2016NAHS will present at the 15th Annual Indian Nations Conference with Professor Sarah Deer and Elizabeth Murphy on "The Link between Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence in Indian Country."
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