Humane Rescue Alliance

The Humane Rescue Alliance (HRA) is urging the D.C. community to help place 48 dogs from its shelters into new homes within 48 hours.  The HRA is seeing what they called an “unprecedented increase” in animal intakes, with intakes up 40% since last year, the group said Thursday. HRA is caring for more than 145 adoptable dogs and calling on…

D.C.’s Humane Rescue Alliance hopes the discount will help more dogs find loving homes.

Animal shelters in the D.C. area are facing a surge in the number of dogs they are taking in. News4’s Juliana Valencia spoke to the DC Humane Rescue Alliance about the increase.

Just as grocery costs are rising, so are the prices for pet food. News4’s Megan McGrath explains where people can go if they’re having trouble affording food for their furry loved ones.

The cast of Cats at The National Theatre in D.C. are helping cats at the Humane Rescue Alliance get adopted by giving them Broadway names. The Scene’s Tommy McFly reports.

Two people have been arrested after several puppies were stolen and their mother was found abandoned in Washington, D.C., in August. Zenobia Fisher and Alphonso Allen, both of Northeast D.C., were arrested on Tuesday and charged with second-degree theft and animal cruelty, the Humane Rescue Alliance said. Fisher gave the HRA a false name and address when she began...

A 5-week-old puppy stolen with his litter reunites with his mother after a woman returned him to the Human Rescue Alliance.

The group said it’s “desperately concerned” about the current and long-term wellbeing of the missing puppies.

All this month NBC4 and Telemundo 44 are helping clear the shelters. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports on where you can go to find a new pet this weekend.

The Humane Rescue Alliance issued an emergency pet adoption plea Wednesday, stating their kennels are at full capacity. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

The Humane Rescue Alliance issued an emergency pet adoption plea Wednesday, stating their kennels are at full capacity.

Former Nats pitcher Max Scherzer and his wife, Erica, are helping the Humane Rescue Alliance’s (HRA) large dogs get adopted.