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National Link Coalition We are the Global Resource Center on The Link between Animal Abuse and Human Violence. https://NationalLinkCoalition.org

We are raising public awareness, training professionals, and working to reduce ALL forms of family and community violence. The National Link Coalition is a nonprofit 501c3 multidisciplinary collaborative network of individuals and organizations in human services and animal welfare who address the intersections between animal abuse, domestic violence, child maltreatment, and elder abuse through research, public policy, programming and community awareness. We believe that human and animal well-being are inextricably intertwined and that the prevention of family and community violence can best be achieved through partnerships representing multi-species perspectives. The National Link Coalition believes that through the recognition and integration of this understanding into policies and practices, humans and animals will be measurably safer.

10/11/2026

It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the October LINK-Letter has news about new manuals, legislation, webinars, veterinary programs, and research to help pets and people. Read all the latest news at

09/15/2026

The September LINK-Letter features news about AVMA's new policy on veterinary reporting suspected animal abuse, Canada's new law protecting animals and people, the dangers of children committing animal cruelty, and much, much more. Read the latest news at

The National Link Coalition is announcing an opening for a new leadership position as Assistant Director. The position i...
09/15/2026

The National Link Coalition is announcing an opening for a new leadership position as Assistant Director. The position is part-time, working remotely, and includes travel expenses. Full details are at

Position Available — Assistant Director As the scale and scope of the National Link Coalition’s work has expanded, we are excited to announce the creation of a new leadership position of an Assistant Director. The Assistant Director position is being funded and implemented as part of the Coaliti...

08/12/2026

Attention North Carolina lawyers, veterinarians and ACOs: Joyce Glass, Clarissa Noureddine, and Stasia Dempster will present “Animal Cruelty Cases and Stakeholders: Investigation, Prosecution, Resolution and the Link to Interpersonal Violence” at a conference for the North Carolina Animal Cruelty Collaboration. The event is approved for CLE by the NC State Bar and for CE by the NCVMB, and is eligible for consideration for CEUs by NACA. RSVP by Sept. 10 to [email protected].

08/12/2026

Which states have the dubious distinction of recording the most number of crimes against both people and animals? Read our Special Report – plus exciting new laws enacted in Arizona, Missouri, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Illinois -- and lots more news in the National Link Coalition’s August LINK-Letter at

07/13/2026

Congress has re-introduced the AVERT Act. Canada has expanded the definition of animal abuse as domestic violence coercive control and recognizes The Link and mass shootings. And Link issues affecting horses and wildlife are being studied. All this -- and much, much more -- is in the July LINK-Letter at

06/09/2026

There’s a new Toolkit to help Family Justice Centers become pet-friendly. There are strong Links between online child sexual abuse material and animal cruelty. And childhood acts of animal cruelty are Linked with later su***de. All this – and much more! – is in the June LINK-Letter at

05/12/2026

Domestic violence survivors now have resources for foster care for their horses. Veterinarians are getting guidelines on how to report suspected animal cruelty. And a history of animal cruelty can now be used to grant emergency risk protection orders in Virginia and to help judges award child custody in Kentucky. These are some of the 35 articles in the May LINK-Letter. Read more about animal cruelty’s LINKs with human violence at

04/14/2026

Paraguay (of all places!) now mandates including Animal Welfare in all schools because cruelty to animals is often an early indicator of violent behavior in society. Veterinarians in Ukraine, Thailand and the Netherlands say The Link between animal abuse and human violence is driving interest in veterinary forensics to enhance animal cruelty prosecutions. These are just a few of the articles in the April LINK-Letter exploring how our message is now being heard worldwide. Read more at

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