Why Humane Perspectives Isn’t Just for Animal Welfare Leaders
This weekend, my mom gave me the most honest feedback I could have asked for. She had just received her […]
Changing the Conversation About Pit Bull-Type Dogs: Lessons Learned from Ledy VanKavage
By Cathy M. Rosenthal Some people advocate quietly. Others walk into a room and make you believe change is possible.
The Stories I Haven’t Had Time to Write Yet
Somewhere between airports, conference rooms, humane education programs, grant workshops, book deadlines, and far too many cups of tea, I
The Middle-of-the-Night Idea Behind The Happy Tale of Two Cats
One night, I woke up thinking about Highlights for Children magazine. Specifically, I was thinking about Goofus and Gallant —
How Humane Education Changed My Career — and Me
Last month, I was deeply honored to receive the 2026 Nathania Gartman Heroes Award from the Association of Professional Humane
Preserving the Stories Behind Animal Welfare Leadership
For the past two years, I have been working on a project that became far bigger — and far more
Do Pets Grieve?
I’m often asked a simple question that carries a lot of weight: Do pets grieve? Yes. They do. I don’t
A Quiet Walk, a Gentle Dog, and a Lesson in Peace
By Cathy M. Rosenthal Not all powerful stories arrive with fanfare. Some arrive quietly, on four paws and bare feet,
What’s the rule: If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pets.
by Cathy M. Rosenthal I knew winter weather was on the way when I walked into the grocery store and
Why Cats Bond Differently With Each Family Member
By Cathy M. Rosenthal If you’ve ever lived with a cat in a household of more than one person, you’ve