Mission
The Humane Research Council empowers fellow animal advocates with access to the research, analysis, strategies, and messages that maximize their effectiveness to reduce animal suffering.
Programs
HRC offers a broad range of research and communications services to help animal advocacy groups with their projects and campaigns. Applying these and other methods will allow organizations to validate their materials or campaigns before they are ever printed or launched, potentially saving wasted resources on less effective approaches. Similarly, these methods can be used to evaluate advocacy materials and campaigns already in place, in order to help increase the effectiveness of similar efforts in the future.
For a list of our services, go to http://humaneresearch.org/node/2409
To view our research, go to http://www.humanespot.org/node/2415
History
HRC is a team of research and communications professionals who each have strong personal commitments to animal protection. HRC was formed in early 2000 to improve conditions for animals by empowering fellow advocates with access to valid, relevant, and insightful information. Since then, HRC has developed a comprehensive vision for the use of such research to help animals, and our team now includes many committed directors, expert advisers, and volunteers.
About
- Website
- www.humaneresearch.org
- Location
- PO Box 6476
Olympia, WA 98507 - Basic Info
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Founded: 2000
EIN: 01-0686889
Tax Status: 501(c)(3)
Annual Budget: $97,305 
