The National Museum of Animals Society

The National Museum of Animals Society is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, California. With 5 to 9 employees, the museum has established itself as a unique institution focused on the relationship between humans and animals. Founded in 2010, the National Museum of Animals & Society is recognized as the first of its kind. The museum offers a diverse range of exhibits, educational programs, and public events centered around the history of animal protection, animal studies, and humane education. These offerings aim to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the interconnectedness between humans and animals. Through its curated collection and engaging exhibitions, the National Museum of Animals Society provides visitors with valuable insights into the evolving history of animal welfare and ethical treatment. The museum's commitment to public programming and educational initiatives further strengthens its role as a leading voice in promoting compassion and responsible co-existence with animals. For more information about the museum's exhibits, programs, or to plan a visit, please explore their website at www.museumofanimals.org.