Native American Humane Society

Native American Humane Society Nonprofit organized by tribal members to empower Tribes to build healthier communities through humane, sustainable animal care and control programs.

NAHS is a non-profit organization led by Natives for Natives to assist Tribes in creating their own culturally authentic animal welfare systems. By empowering Tribal leaders and families to develop their own solutions for animal welfare, we can create meaningful, systemic change. Addressing animal welfare goes beyond caring for animals; it’s a pathway to strengthening Tribal Nations, tackling complex issues, and fostering a healthier future for all Native people.

🎉 Our FIRST-EVER Shop Sale is HERE! 🎉In honor of National Pet Day, we’re offering 20% OFF EVERYTHING in the our shop - n...
04/11/2026

🎉 Our FIRST-EVER Shop Sale is HERE! 🎉

In honor of National Pet Day, we’re offering 20% OFF EVERYTHING in the our shop - now through Sunday.

Use code PETLOVE20 at checkout to save!!!

💛 Every dollar goes directly back into our programs, helping us strengthen and foster the human-animal bond in Tribal communities across the country.

To make things even more special, our one-of-a-kind merchandise is designed and handmade by True Chiefs, a Native-owned and woman-owned screen-printing and graphic design business.✨

Shop with purpose:
👉https://www.nahsshop.org/

When you shop, you’re helping people, pets, and Tribal communities thrive together.

Something BIG is coming… 👀For the first time ever, we’re about to do something we’ve never done before - and it’s happen...
04/09/2026

Something BIG is coming… 👀

For the first time ever, we’re about to do something we’ve never done before - and it’s happening this weekend.

Our newsletter supporters will receive an email soon with an exclusive first look and early access👀✨

If you’re not signed up yet, now’s the time!

Stay tuned! You won’t want to miss this one.

You want it, we've got it! Our merch is fully restocked in our online store. Every purchase supports our mission. Shop n...
03/26/2026

You want it, we've got it! Our merch is fully restocked in our online store. Every purchase supports our mission. Shop now before it's gone— link in our bio!🩵💙

Our first-ever PetSmart Tribal Incubator meeting was a huge success!✨We’re so grateful to the incredible Tribal members ...
03/23/2026

Our first-ever PetSmart Tribal Incubator meeting was a huge success!✨

We’re so grateful to the incredible Tribal members and leaders of the Little Band of Pomo Indians of Redwood Valley Rancheria for welcoming us and sharing their voices. This day was all about community— coming together to identify priorities for companion animal wellness, led by the people who know their needs best🐾

TGIF! Sending you fantastic Friday vibes from our crew! We're so excited to share more about our latest projects! Thank ...
03/06/2026

TGIF! Sending you fantastic Friday vibes from our crew! We're so excited to share more about our latest projects! Thank you for following along💕😊

Meet our newest board member, Dr. Lynn Mad Plume! Indigenous health leader and co-founder of Two Powers Land Collective,...
02/24/2026

Meet our newest board member, Dr. Lynn Mad Plume! Indigenous health leader and co-founder of Two Powers Land Collective, she is passionate about community healing, cultural connection, and honoring Indigenous responsibility in animal stewardship. 🐴🐾

📚Stories are a powerful way to teach compassion!📚We’re kicking off 2026 by expanding our humane education curriculum for...
02/09/2026

📚Stories are a powerful way to teach compassion!📚

We’re kicking off 2026 by expanding our humane education curriculum for Native kids (H.O.T. Dogs) through children’s books about dogs, cats, and kindness.

Thanks to the generosity of Brooklyn Book Bodega, we received two dozen books over the holidays and were honored to pass them along to our young Pomo friends at Kashia Elementary School on the Stewarts Point Rancheria, in the redwoods of Sonoma County.

Swipe through to see a few titles that stood out- each one helping kids learn empathy, respect, and how our actions matter to animals.

💛 Want to help? We are always accepting children’s book donations about dogs, cats, and other furry relations to share with our Tribal partners. Details on how to donate are on the final slide.

One week ago, Serena’s dog, Juniper, celebrated his Gotcha Day anniversary, and we wanted to take a moment to honor his ...
01/27/2026

One week ago, Serena’s dog, Juniper, celebrated his Gotcha Day anniversary, and we wanted to take a moment to honor his journey and how far this rez dog has come!🤍

Serena adopted Juniper when he was about 6 months old, after first meeting him in December 2024, when he was being cared for by a friend of NAHS in an outdoor kennel. At the time, Juniper was recovering from mange and a severe case of worms. His fur was patchy, his belly was extended, and although he was still a puppy, you could clearly see how underweight he was.

In January 2025, Juniper weighed just 23 pounds and was beginning his recovery. With consistent care, proper nutrition, and lots of love, Juniper has completely transformed. As of July 2025, he weighs 55 pounds and is now healthy, strong, and thriving.

Since being adopted, Juniper has lived a life full of adventure. He and Serena have visited 8 National Parks and 1 National Seashore together: Arches, Canyonlands, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Great Sand Dunes, Gateway Arch, Great Smoky Mountains, Sequoia, Saguaro, and Point Reyes National Seashore.

Juniper’s story is a reminder of the resilience of rez dogs and the impact that compassion can have. Happy belated Gotcha Day anniversary, Juniper! Here’s to many more years of love and adventures ahead.❤️🐾

🐾 New Podcast Alert!Brandy shares why humility, listening, and relationality are key in ethical animal-assisted work- an...
01/15/2026

🐾 New Podcast Alert!

Brandy shares why humility, listening, and relationality are key in ethical animal-assisted work- and how being a “good relative” to animals can help us be better relatives to each other.

🎧 Don’t miss out: https://eaw.transistor.fm/episodes/eaw-brandy-tomhave

Wishing you a happy new year from our team! 2025 was an incredible journey, and we’re excited for the adventures 2026 wi...
01/02/2026

Wishing you a happy new year from our team! 2025 was an incredible journey, and we’re excited for the adventures 2026 will bring. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your unwavering support- we couldn’t make a difference in tribal communities without you.


Wishing you a happy new year from our team! 2025 was an incredible journey, and we're excited for the adventures 2026 wi...
01/02/2026

Wishing you a happy new year from our team! 2025 was an incredible journey, and we're excited for the adventures 2026 will bring. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your unwavering support- we couldn't make a difference in tribal communities without you.

Meet Kaipo! 🐾Our very own Serena took this sweet 2-year-old Hound/Whippet mix, Kaipo, on a little adventure around Kauaʻ...
12/19/2025

Meet Kaipo! 🐾

Our very own Serena took this sweet 2-year-old Hound/Whippet mix, Kaipo, on a little adventure around Kauaʻi! From walks to cuddles, Kaipo loved every minute of his vacation day. 🌺

Swipe to see some of the fun photos from their day together! 📸

If you’re on Kauaʻi (or anywhere in the States) Kaipo is ready for his forever home. He’s affectionate, playful, and would love to join an active family for walks, adventures, and endless cuddles. 💛

Schedule a meet & greet or learn more about adopting Kaipo here: https://kauaihumane.org/adopting/dogs-available/

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