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Click the clubs below to see what others are doing! In an animal club? Tell us about what your club is doing for animals. Send an email to teens@humanesociety.org. If you have a photo of your club, send that too. We may feature you on our site! You can also start your own HumaneTeen Club! Request a club packet for everything you need to get started (includes a Mission: Humane Action Guide, stickers, flyers, and business cards). Just email us at teens@humanesociety.org with your mailing address and write "HumaneTeen Club Packet" in the subject line.
Humane Society Youth Club Award
Are you in a club that's working to help animals? Let us know and we may feature your club here. You could even win our new club award!
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 Great Valley High School Animal Protection Club
This club has tackled issues ranging from puppy mills and pet adoption to animal testing and cage-free eggs. We're happy to honor them with the 2010 Humane Society Youth Club Award!
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 Opportunities for Action
Meet a very special club and hear what peer elected officers have to say about their involvement in the club and how helping animals has helped them see the world from a larger perspective.
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 Amundsen Animal Rights Club
Check out this Chicago-based club who's getting their whole school keyed into animal rights issues. They're on a mission to let everyone know about what goes on behind the scenes of industries that exploit animals.
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 Middle School "Animal Heroes" Help Feral Cats
The Outdoor Club at Nevada's Winnemucca Junior High School started a successful campaign to help the town's feral cat population. >> More
 The Impact Club
This Alabama youth service club raised nearly $7,000 to supply 102 fire stations with oxygen masks designed especially for pets. >> More
 The Walking Catfish
This middle-school club works to help animals and the environment through volunteering, fundraisers, and community awareness projects. For their efforts, they received the 2008 Humane Society Youth Club Award! >> More
 Animal Lovers Club
"We can make a difference, just wait and see," is the motto of this animal loving group of friends. >> More
 H.O.P.E. (Helping Our Pets and Environment)
After receiving a HumaneTeen Club kit, Carly got started! Here's how her first meeting went, how she got club members and used their creative talents to raise money for animals.
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 Stewarts Creek KIND Club
After raising money to support the K-9 Unit of the local Sheriff's Department, this kind club took on a project to inform their community about the cruelty of dogfighting. >> More
 Animal Welfare Club
This Connecticut club has protested the seal hunt, spoken out against fur in fashion, and worked to help local animal shelters. >> More
 Animal C.A.R.E.
Based out of Sweetwater Union High School in San Diego, California, this club helps animals in their community and beyond. (Since being featured on the HumaneTeen site, they've been contacted by several individuals wanting to start Animal C.A.R.E. chapters at their respective schools!)
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 Animal Activists
This Wisconsin after school club worked with the local radio station to record advertisements about their sponsored animal.
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 Middle School Club Helps Haiti's Animals
Students at San Francisco’s Herbert Hoover Middle School donated $500 to The Humane Society of the United States’ Haiti relief efforts.
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Archives
Read about more great clubs we've profiled in the past. >> More
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Clubs in Action 
If you're like many teens, you're interested in helping animals or the environment.
Perhaps you want to do something to help abused or abandoned pets in your community. Maybe you'd like to start a recycling program at your school. Or you might be looking for ways you can raise people's awareness of issues like responsible pet care, animals in research, or Earth-friendly farming. Whatever your concern, you can make a real difference by forming or joining an animal protection club.
Click on the clubs on this page to read about teens working together to make things better for people, animals, and the environment. We hope their stories inspire you to start a club of your own—or join one!
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