Second earthquake rocks Nepal leaving more animals in urgent need
A second major earthquake has hit Nepal just two weeks after the biggest earthquake in 80 years left the country devastated and its animals in urgent need of...
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Reality star Khloe Kardashian posts selfie with tiger cub in Dubai
Khloe Kardashian has joined other celebrities in the disappointing trend of wild animal selfies. These ‘once in a lifetime’ photos mean a lifetime of misery...
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Bringing dogs and people together in Bangladesh
On a recent visit to Bangladesh, we met eleven year old Mohamad Bipul, and his four month old puppy Raja. This young pair are living safely and happily...
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We respond to dolphin farming plans in Taiji, Japan
As a result of mounting global pressure in response to the annual wild dolphin hunt and slaughter in Taiji, Japan, authorities in the country have pledged not...
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Tiger Temple Thailand: Our Director in Thailand reacts to the agreement
The Thai government and Tiger Temple owners have come to an agreement over the future of the 146 tigers being used for tourist entertainment at the Temple.
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David Bayvel, 1944 – 2015
World Animal Protection is sad to announce the recent passing of its Chief Veterinary Adviser, Dr David Bayvel, following an illness.
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Nepal earthquake - Protecting animals and livelihoods
A team of our disaster response vets are preparing to deploy to Nepal to help animals who've been injured or left without shelter.
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Protecting animals and livelihoods from disasters for years to come in Vanuatu
As our immediate response to Cyclone Pam comes to an end, our disaster team is putting in place plans to protect hundreds of thousands of animals with the...
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Update: Typhoon Hagupit
Over 6,000 animals were killed, and thousands more injured, when Typhoon Hagupit hit a remote island in the Philippines in December 2014.
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The story of John Walsh
Thanks to you, our disaster response team are always ready to deploy when needed, to help the animal victims of natural disasters.
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