06 November 2018
When you look at the recent track record of the Melbourne Cup the odds aren’t good for the horses.
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04 November 2018
We’re delighted to share an update on the wild cats we rescued from captivity in a private home in New York state in July. They were bound for the illegal exotic pet trade but, thanks to you, the wild cats are all growing and recovering well in their new sanctuary homes.
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04 November 2018
At this year’s iconic Sydney City2Surf, animal lover Ashley Johnson decided to run and raise money for animals in need. We’re incredibly grateful for her support.
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04 November 2018
Emil, a two-year-old male bear, used to roam the Saint Ana Lake area of Romania looking for food. He became a tourist attraction and was constantly harassed by people taking selfies with him.
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29 October 2018
Thanks to your support, we have persuaded supermarkets Tesco and Lidl and the world’s biggest food company Nestlé, to act on lost fishing waste, also known as Ghost Gear.
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24 October 2018
Farm animals around the world are causing devastating damage to the environment by burping and farting out immense amounts of greenhouse gas. We must eat less meat to slow down global warming and improve animal welfare.
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18 October 2018
More than 500,000 people from 10 countries have signed our petition calling on KFC to give its chickens a life worth living. We’re in Louisville, Kentucky showing the company how powerful our voices are.
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18 October 2018
Reptiles are a diverse group of animals, constantly adapting to survive and to suit their environment. But can well-intentioned pet owners meet their complex needs?
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16 October 2018
The Tangaroa Blue Foundation, an Australian-wide charity dedicated to the removal and prevention of marine debris, has joined the GGGI.
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12 October 2018
Pigs on factory farms become bored and frustrated. As well as needing to be free from cages, they need enrichment such as straw to explore and allow them to express their natural behaviours.
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