Cyclone Pam update: Our team protects animals across Efate Island in Vanuatu
We have been in Vanuatu for four days now, providing emergency care for animals throughout Efate Island. We have encountered dogs, cats, chickens, goats and...
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UN pledges support to animals in disasters
As our disaster response team addresses the needs of animals in Vanuatu, great steps forward for animal protection have emerged from the UN World Conference on...
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Our team meets with government officials in Vanuatu and begins relief effort to protect animals after Cyclone Pam
Our disaster response team has landed in Vanuatu and is planning our relief operation in cooperation with the National Disaster Management Office.
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Your support helps save Bears from restaurant in Sochi, Russia
The two bears have been removed from horrific conditions at a restaurant after over 130,000 people sign our petition
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150 Pangolins saved from cruel fate as traditional medicine
Pangolins being smuggled through Thailand have been rescued in a massive wildlife bust by Thai authorities - in time for World Pangolin Day
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Malawi floods threaten animals and communities with disease
We're supplying medical treatment to more than a hundred thousand animals in Chikwawa, Malawi - where communities have been devastated by heavy rain.
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Thailand’s Tiger Temple raided on suspicion of wildlife trafficking of endangered species
We respond to this week’s raid of the ‘Tiger Temple’ in Kanchanaburi province in Thailand - during which 100 tigers have reportedly been seized.
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Victory for wildlife in New York!
We commend the New York State Assembly for passing a bill banning direct contact between people and large wildcats.
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Bringing bear baiting to an end
Since 1997 we have been working with local authorities in Pakistan to end bear baiting - a brutal and cruel sport in which bears are forced to battle against...
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We welcome France's recognition of animal sentience
Recent amendments to French Civil Law have modified the classification of animals from ‘personal property’ to ‘living beings gifted with sentience’.
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