PET CARE: ASK THE EXPERTS WITH CODY
Article by 08 March 2024 Meganne Natale
for legislation to protect them from abuse and neglect. Her pioneering efforts laid the foundation for the modern animal rights movement, inspiring countless others to join the cause.
Anna Sewell
While Anna Sewell may be best known as the author of the beloved 1877 novel Black Beauty, her impact on animals extends far beyond the pages of her book. Through the poignant tale of a horse’s journey, Anna raised awareness about the mistreatment of animals and advocated for their compassionate treatment. Black Beauty sparked a nationwide conversation about animal rights and inspired reforms in the treatment of horses and other animals in the United States and beyond.
Harriet Lawrence Hemenway and Minna B. Hall
An influential figure in the early conservation movement, particularly in
We’re spotlighting seven women who played pivotal roles in the early stages of animal advocacy. The world of animal advocacy has undergone a long journey of transformation, with women playing pivotal roles throughout its growth in the United States. This Women’s History Month, let’s delve into the stories of seven remarkable women who played pivotal roles in the early advancement of animal advocacy and the accomplishments they achieved for our furry and feathered friends.
Caroline Earle White
Caroline Earle White was a force to be reckoned with in the fight against animal cruelty. In 1869, she founded the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA), becoming one of the first women to establish an animal welfare organization in the United States. With boundless determination, Caroline campaigned tirelessly for the humane treatment of animals, advocating
7 Women Who Shaped
the Animal Protection Movement