Children of all ages and their parents had a special treat this past April 30 at Palo Alto’s Mitchell Park Library when Clorofil, our sanctuary and education partner, and Project HumaneKind teamed up to offer a reading of “My Name Is Skye.” Skye is a dog rescued by Isabelle Cnudde, founder of the Los Altos…
Category Archives: News
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Check out the latest addition to our Creative Advocacy projects—a special video gift from Bonzer Productions called “Good Thinking”! This video underscores the forever meaningful message of kindness and concern and opens us up to wondering, “What IS that donkey really telling us?”
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The Daily Post has featured our upcoming Zoom session of “Pet Perspectives” (Saturday, April 13, at 3 p.m.) with our own animal behaviorist Jennifer Ott Cameron. Jennifer will discuss the messages in Kendal Shepherd’s book, The Canine Commandments, focusing on fact vs. myth about our pet dogs.
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Members of Cub Scout Pack 32 from Santa Clara enjoyed meeting kittens at Kids and Kitties Too at Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA), our shelter partner’s animal care center. Three babies on a short vacation from foster care provided the perfect audience for our readers and quickly joined them at play. Older kitten Hanz…
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Pet Perspectives is a special online book club offered by the Palo Alto Library. On Saturday, April 13, from 3 to 4 p.m., Jennifer Ott Cameron from Project HumaneKind will lead a discussion on Zoom based on the book The Canine Commandments by Kendal Shepherd.
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Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority’s (SVACA’s) Outreach Coordinator Francesca Fioresi and Project HumaneKind’s advisor Leonor Delgado visited Stevenson Elementary in Mountain View
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Our board member and Equine Behaviorist, Jennifer Ott Cameron, has been working with the San Mateo County Mounted Search and Rescue (SMCMSAR) volunteers at monthly training sessions sponsored by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office.
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A captivating event unfolded at the Palo Alto Children’s Library as Rhea Sampson, accompanied by her two charming dogs, Shannon (a Golden Retriever) and Travis (a Rat Terrier Chihuahua mix), engaged a gathering of eighteen young children and their parents. The audience was enraptured by the reading of “Saving Travis,” a heartwarming tale that chronicles…
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We proudly introduce Creative Advocacy with an insightful video shedding light on the issue of puppy mills. Crafted by interns from Design Tech High School in San Carlos, this video combines striking imagery and imaginative cartoons with informative dialogue. It passionately encourages viewers to join the cause against puppy mills and promote adoption over shopping….
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Carole Hyde and Leonor Delgado met up with old friends and community partners at the Youth Community Service-sponsored Martin Luther King Day celebration at Mitchell Park Community Center in Palo Alto. Representatives from the Oshman Family JCC, Avenidas, Youth Community Service (YCS), and Palo Alto city government, among others, stopped by our table to greet…