Farm animal welfare
Farm animals raised humanely are healthier – so we improve farm animal welfare and campaign to change the most intensive forms of farming.
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Humane slaughter: how we reduce animal suffering
From 2007 to 2015, our work to promote humane slaughter in Brazil and China helped more than eight billion animals.
World Animal Protection history
We’ve moved the world to protect animals for more than 50 years We became World Animal Protection in June 2014. While our name changed, our determination to protect animals remains the same. Just like our supporters worldwide, we know change for the better is always possible – because we’ve been...
Ending inhumane dog culling
We move governments worldwide to end the inhumane culling of millions of dogs each year – because mass dog vaccination is the only proven solution to rabies.
Stray dog population management
Humane alternatives to dog culling don’t only exist – they’re the most effective way to manage dog populations.
Protecting working animals in Israel
Until 2015, we worked in Israel and the West Bank to reduce the abuse and abandonment of working animals, and to improve their treatment and care. The problem Many horses, donkeys and mules in Israel are overworked, overloaded, abandoned or abused. Working with our local partner, Pegasus, we rescue, rehabilitate...
Freeing bears from captivity
We work in Romania to free bears that are being kept in captivity – often in tiny, barren, concrete cages – by private owners and zoos. Bears in captivity Brown bears are one of the largest species of bear and are native to Romania. Their natural habitat includes forests and open plains, where their home...
Contact us
How to contact us Call For general questions about World Animal Protection’s work, please call: Toll free: 1300 139 772 Or: +61 2 9902 8000 Email General Email: protect@worldanimalprotection.org.au Write World Animal Protection GPO Box 3294 Sydney, NSW 2001 Update your Details...
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Protecting your personal information World Animal Protection ("we", “our” or "us") takes the privacy and security of your personal information seriously. At World Animal Protection we rely on kind supporters, people like you, to protect animals from cruelty and suffering around the world. Your support is...
The problem with live export
The trauma that sheep and cattle endure during their voyage overseas makes live animal export truly unacceptable. The conditions on board ship are so harsh that the animals suffer severe distress, illness and injury, and many die before they reach port. Sheep in particular suffer terribly. With three sheep...