What neuter-return practices actually reduce cat populations and protect wildlife? Results from a new study offer guidelines.

It seems everyone wants to learn the secrets of pet foster program success! The turnout for our live webcast with the wizards of fostering at San Francisco's Muttville Senior Dog Rescue was huge — and now you can relive the glory, or check it out for the first time, in our on-demand presentation. And if… Learn More

Out of all the millions of social media experts offering advice, no one knows your organization better than you do. It’s time to use that knowledge to make sure your social media efforts on behalf of the animals aren’t being wasted.

Happy New Year from all of us at Maddie’s Institute!

Pet foster homes are growing in popularity, both with fosterers and also to help animal shelters expand their capacity to care for the community’s homeless pets. But with that popularity come challenges in providing preventive care and veterinary treatment to those pets.

A sleeping Santa Snicks and friend wish you a warm and wonderful Christmas!

Can busy municipal animal control agencies dramatically reduce the number of cats entering their shelters as well as euthanasia rates? A recent study suggests they can.

Getting your shelter or rescue group covered in your local media can result in more adopters, volunteers, foster homes, and donations. Here’s how you can get in on that media action.

Join us on Thursday, January 15, 2015, at 9:00 PM Eastern, for a free webcast, The Million Cat Challenge.

While no program can help all pets at all times and in any amount, there are national, local, and breed-specific resources available to help with veterinary bills in times of need.