The Human Society

Human society has a history of over 150,000 years since the first person lived. He lives in Africa and is said to be our common ancestor. Therefore, he gave us all genes, and also the people we evolved. Since then, the human population, thinking ability, and social interaction have grown remarkably. The qualities and new abilities that human beings acquire can not be exceeded by other animal kingdoms and creatures.

The American Road Association (HSUS), People's Association, nonprofit animal welfare and animal rights advocacy group was founded in 1954. The American Road Association (HSUS), one of the largest such organizations in the world, has more than 10 million members, regional offices and local representatives nationwide. Humane Society International, its international subsidiary, has offices in Asia, Australia, Europe, Costa Rica, and Canada. HSUS is headquartered in Washington, DC

There are organizations throughout the country, including three national animal welfare organizations you may be familiar with: American Animal Atrocities Action Association (ASPCA), the American Road Association, and the American Road Association (HSUS). All three organizations are engaged in advocacy activities such as animal protection activities, adoption of animals, protection of pets and livestock, rescue and residential resources, consumer education programs, anti-cruel laws.

Many animal welfare organizations around the world such as the American Road Association, American Animal Atrocities Action Association (ASPCA), World Animal Protection Association, Friendship Animal Association, International Animal Welfare Foundation (IFAW), Australian International Humanitarian Association, Royal Prevention Abuse there is. Many people working on improving animal association (RSPCA), pet smart charity, other animal welfare

The Social Training Department of the Humanities and Social Sciences Department offers academic courses, certificates and seminars. In 2000, HSUS launched the Humanitarian Society Press, which publishes specialized books on animal welfare topics and academic papers. The association has also created several magazines and newsletters on various issues. Almost all HSUS funds come from a testamentary gift, donation, foundation and membership fee. We receive a small amount of funds from the federal government to support specific programs. The club is run by an independent board of directors that members serve as volunteers.