Southwest Regional Office

The Southwest Regional Office is on the frontlines of animal protection issues in seven states, including Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas.

We work throughout the region to support animal welfare legislation, fight animal cruelty in all forms, respond to animals in danger from man-made and natural disasters, and engage like-minded citizens to promote the protection of animals.

Please contact us to learn how you can help animals.

Calf Finds New Home at Animal Sanctuary 

When Logan the calf started tipping the scales at 500 pounds, the time had come for him to move from the front porch of his foster family to a place that a cow would just love. Enter Cleveland Amory's Black Beauty Ranch. Read lucky Logan's story»

News

On the Front Lines In 2008 December 30, 2008 We helped put the brakes on cruel wildlife penning in Indiana.© iStock.comWe know year-end lists are everywhere right now, but we can’t resist sharing some of the truly inspiring 2008 animal success stories we hear across The Humane Society of the United States’ regional landscape. ... full article In Case of Emergency: At the Ready in 2008 December 12, 2008 "As soon as I saw the crumbling walls inside that house my hope that we would bring the cat out alive started to fade," said Chris Broughton, field responder for The HSUS. "Climbing over mounds of debris I suddenly heard the cat's reassuring cries. This was a cat who definitely wanted to be found—she ran right... full article Fighting Birds Get a Fighting Chance December 12, 2008 ©Chicken Run Rescue A young rooster saved from the fighting ring enjoys fresh air and warm sun. By Ariana Huemer Thanks to a grant from the Ware Animal Fighting Rescue Fund, 15 rescued birds from a Minnesota cockfighting operation are getting a new lease on life. full article More news»

Press Releases

Reward Offered In Logan County, Okla. Cow Decapitation December 17, 2008 The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for decapitating a cow owned by a Logan County rancher. ­­­­­ The Case: News reports give the following account: R... full article Reward Offered In Chickasha, Okla. Pit Bull Slaying December 17, 2008 The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for slashing the throat of a pit bull terrier and dumping the dog's body on the side of a man's rural property in west Chickasha. The ... full article The HSUS Calls on Lawton, Okla. Mayor to Halt Cruel Prairie Dog Poisoning at Park December 16, 2008 Group Urges City to Implement Humane Management Plan Submitted to the Mayor in 2007 The Humane Society of the United States denounces the City of Lawton, Okla.'s decision to proceed with a cruel poisoning program to kill thousands of prairie dogs living at Elmer Thomas Park. The city has a 90-day permit from the st... full article More press releases»

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