Spare a thought for mother pigs on factory farms this Mother’s Day
With most mother pigs suffering in cruel confinement; a report shows the similarities between post-birth disorders in human mums and mother pigs.
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Why Mother Nature is such a good Mum
Mothers are the Invention of Necessity. That’s how the saying should go; because we all need our Mums. Animals included. So, with Mother’s Day approaching, we’...
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Bali Break? Here’s four alternatives to animal cruelty on your next holiday
For many travellers, Bali is an island paradise; but it’s no paradise for captive wild animals. You can be part of the solution by being an animal friendly...
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Memories of abuse: The life of an elephant in wildlife tourism
The saying that ‘an elephant never forgets’ is one backed by considerable science. Sadly, for many elephants held captive in wildlife tourism venues across...
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Orangutans are suffering for selfies
Wildlife selfies, where tourists capture and share images of themselves with wild animals, have become increasingly popular within wildlife tourism venues....
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Major processed pork producer moves to improve labeling on its products
Primo, a JBS-owned company and the largest producer of processed pork products in Australia, has agreed to improve its labeling on pork products.
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Bali is far from an island paradise for captive wild animals
Across the world, and throughout Asia, wild animals are being taken from the wild, or bred in captivity, to be used in the tourism entertainment industry. They...
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Government must act now to extend the ban on live export to the Middle East
Australia exports around three million live animals every year over long distances, in cruel conditions.
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Australian tourists unaware of ugly truth behind tiger selfies
Scroll through your social media feeds and it won’t be too long before you come across a tiger selfie. But one quick holiday snap can mean a lifetime of...
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Qantas walks back captive dolphin commitment
Earlier this month, Australia’s largest airline Qantas was quoted committing to cut ties with venues that house captive dolphins.
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