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American Humane Holds the Trademark of the Certification and Is the Exclusive Monitoring and Approval Body for Animals Used in Films

The American public and much of the international film-going community look for the “No Animals Were Harmed”® end-credit certification at the end of theatrical films. It is their assurance that the animal actors used in those productions were not harmed in any way, and that their well-being and safety was assured by the trusted, credible and historic American Humane Association.

However, some movies mislead the public and create a significant breach of trust with film-goers by inserting unauthorized “No Animals Were Harmed” end credits that have not been granted by American Humane Association, and whose productions were not monitored on-set by American Humane Association’s highly trained Certified Animal Safety Representatives™.

Filmmakers and distributors should verify the legitimacy of the “No Animals Were Harmed”® credit with American Humane Association’s Film & TV Unit before approving and finalizing any films for theatrical, DVD or other release.

Here’s the latest list of current or recent films using an illegitimate end credit:

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• Adam
• District 9
• Easy Virtue
• How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
• Shrink
• Tamara Drewe
• The King’s Speech