Elephant kills trainer with tourists on its back in Thailand
Reports that an elephant has killed its mahout with two tourists on its back are a tragic reminder that elephants are wild animals, not meant to be used in...
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Leading experts commit to solving the problem of ghost fishing gear
We hosted the first meeting of the Global Ghost Gear Initiative, uniting global experts on the problem of lost and abandoned fishing gear
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We move Brasil Foods (BRF) to protect millions of farm animals
We are delighted to announce a ground-breaking partnership between World Animal Protection and multinational food company, BRF, providing the chance to change...
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Explore 50 years of protecting animals in disasters
This year, we are reflecting on our 50 years of disaster work and celebrating how protecting animals helps communities to re-build.
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Ground-breaking Animal Protection Index assesses animal welfare around the world
Our new Animal Protection Index judges 50 countries on their policy and legislation for animals, identifying where improvements can be made to protect animals...
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New global commitments announced by Prince William to cut wildlife crime
We welcome today’s announcement that a taskforce will be created to combat the role of transport in facilitating wildlife crime, helping to alleviate the...
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New live export market announcement only guarantees more cruelty
Thailand joins Egypt, Bahrain, Iran, and Cambodia to become the fifth live export market opened or re-opened this year by the federal government.
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Pet owners encouraged to make disaster plans, save lives
Many people do not prepare disaster plans for their pets, which can result in losing valuable time and making last minute decisions when a disaster occurs.
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Beyoncé pictured with captive tiger cub in Thailand
The singer Beyoncé has been pictured posing with a captive tiger cub while on holiday in Thailand.
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Find out how Australia ranks on the World Animal Protection Index
Have you ever wondered how different countries around the world work to protect animals? How do you think Australia would rate?