Top image: Jo-Anne McArthur Essere Animali Pigs are among the most intensively farmed animals on the planet. Globally, three out of four mother pigs are reared in barren factory farms where they are confined to steel cages – sow-stalls – no bigger than a standard fridge, for most of their lives. Most...
Ahead of the G20 Agriculture Ministers meeting this week, a joint letter was delivered to Australia’s Minister for Agriculture – David Littleproud which...
You helped us work with Macquarie University to assess Australia’s existing framework for disaster risk response, the existing principles and laws for animals...
Image thanks to Animals Uncovered More than nine million layer hens suffer in battery cages every year. Between three and eight birds are crammed in each cage, giving these hens less space than an A4 piece of paper. You can help set them free.
Fast food companies are some of the biggest buyers of factory farmed chicken. We've just launched our third global assessment and the 2021 results are shocking...
Ever wonder why orcas are called “killer whales?” Or what orcas eat? Here are some fun facts about orcas.
When you look at a dolphin, you see that they look like they’re smiling. But this isn't accurate. Head of Wildlife, for World Animal Protection, Dr. Jan...
Our new investigation exposes the shocking scale of a worrying new craze on YouTube – the rise of videos depicting fake animal rescues.
There is a worrying new craze on YouTube – the rise of videos depicting fake animal rescues.
Nine million hens need your help. You can help chickens by calling or email your State MP and asking them to support a phase-out of battery cages.
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