Resources
Humane Action Pittsburgh is here to help! We have developed these resource lists for various campaigns and projects and want them to be available to the public. Please feel free to share our resource guides and email us with any suggestions at info@humaneactionpennsylvania.org.
Love Your Wild Neighbor
Raccoons, groundhogs, and skunks are part of wild, wonderful Pennsylvania. HAP is working on a campaign to educate residents of Allegheny County and beyond on humane harassment techniques that serve as an alternative to trapping.
Pet Owner Resources
The Allegheny County District Attorneys’ Office and Pittsburgh Police requested compact lists of veterinary clinics and shelters for emergent situations, as well as low cost spay/neuter programs and food resources for struggling pet owners. While we created these lists to help law enforcement officers and district attorneys give animals brought in through the legal system the best possible care and provide those owners with the contacts they need to properly care for their pets in hard times, we also hope they can be of service to anyone in need.
Crisis Resources
Harmony Dog Rescue collaborated with HAP on this comprehensive guide dedicated to offering vital emergency animal resources tailored for individuals facing crisis situations such as domestic violence and homelessness. This document serves as a crucial reference, providing readers with essential information and support to ensure the well-being of their animal companions during challenging times.
Plant-Based Diet Resources
HAP fully supports a plant-based, vegan diet, but we understand the transition may be difficult. However, going plant-based today is easier than it has ever been before. We have gathered a list of resources, including movies, books, website, and podcasts, to help guide you on your way.
Tips for Eliminating Single-Use Plastic
Single-use plastic is everywhere. Once we are done using these items, they end up in our landfills and waterways where they endanger animals and contaminate the environment for hundreds of years. At HAP, we are committed to reducing and eliminating single-use plastic whenever possible.
