Lois Pope founded the LIFE Humane Heroes Club through the American Humane Association to promote humane education and character building in children. The after school club will utilize downloadable lesson plans tailored to different ages and learning styles on topics around respecting animals and pet overpopulation. A pilot club was launched in Weston, Florida where students toured an animal rescue vehicle named in Lois Pope's honor.

1. Lois Pope and the LIFE
Humane Heroes Club

2. •Lois Pope’s charitable efforts take many forms. In recent years, she has
been particularly active with the American Humane Association (AHA),
funding several new initiatives.

3. •Ms. Pope’s work with the AHA has included the creation of the LIFE
Humane Heroes Club. Founded as an ongoing extension of the AHA’s Be
Kind to Animals Week, the club will meet after school around the country
and involve kids in a curriculum of humane education that centers on
respect, compassion, and character.

4. •To make facilitating the clubs easier, lessons have been created to match
nationwide education standards and appeal to kids across a range of ability
levels and learning types. The lessons, which will be downloadable to
facilitate access by educators, cover subjects ranging from pet
overpopulation to how to interact with dogs to more general background
information about animals.

5. •The pilot club for the program launched in Weston, Florida, where
students got to tour a new Red Star Rescue Vehicle named in Lois Pope’s
honor. More information can be found at BeHumane.org.
BeHumane.org

6. •The pilot club for the program launched in Weston, Florida, where
students got to tour a new Red Star Rescue Vehicle named in Lois Pope’s
honor. More information can be found at BeHumane.org.
BeHumane.org