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How you can help animals in 2023
The New Year is a time for change. Your small, everyday choices can help animals, so here are our top five resolutions for 2023.
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News: Animals in farming
New live export deal with China puts more animals at risk
World Animal Protection is fearful for the welfare of cattle destined for China. As a new live export agreement with China nears, we are concerned for the...
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Live export still high risk for farmers and animals
We should not be too surprised that Indonesia has made a decision to cut imports of Australian cattle allowing only 50,000 head of cattle to be imported this...
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The cruellest list: practices legalised by existing animal welfare codes
Cruel and outdated practices continue to legally inflict on Australian animals within our animal industries. This list includes the legalisation of cruel...
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Independent Office of Animal Welfare will help give Australian animals better lives
World Animal Protection today welcomes the bill to establish an Independent Office of Animal Welfare tabled in the Senate by the Greens.
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Vietnamese Government officials and abattoir workers receive animal welfare training
World Animal Protection supporters have written to their MPs in response to the recent unveiling of horrific cruelty to Australian cattle within both Vietnam...
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