From wild animal selfies to swimming with dolphins and elephant riding to petting lion cubs and taking tiger selfies, cruelty to animals in the entertainment industry is rampant.
Too often, the reality behind the world’s favourite meat is unacceptable suffering - and the ones supporting this suffering are fast food giants like KFC, Burger King, and McDonald's.
The demand for traditional Asian medicine is threatening wildlife populations around the world. From big cat farms to pangolin poaching, iconic animals are being pushed to the bring of extinction to fuel a scientifically unproven practice.
Cruel Cures: The industry behind bear bile production and how to end it
Trading Cruelty: How big cat farming fuels the traditional Asian medicine industry
Unbearable: A deeper look at the international bear bile trade
Raise Pigs Right
Millions of pigs around the world are raised on cruel factory farms that confine them to cages and barren environments, mutilate piglets to prevent fighting in overcrowded spaces, and break their spirits by not allowing them to express their natural behaviours.
A Pig's Tale: Exposing the facts of factory farming
Wildlife. Not Pets
Each year, millions of wild animals are captured from their natural habitats or born into captivity, just to become pets. Our houses are not suitable homes for a wild animal.
Wild at Heart: The hidden cruelty behind the exotic pet trade of African grey parrots
Sea Change
A staggering 640,000 tons of abandoned fishing gear (ghost gear) is left in our oceans each year. This gear traps, mutilates, and kills hundreds of thousands of animals annually.
Millions of dogs are culled each year – in fruitless efforts to stop rabies spreading. Culling dogs is not the solution to rabies. The only way to eliminate the virus is through vaccination.
Image credit: Michael Duff
All eyes on dogs: How dogs hold the solution to ending human rabies by 2030
