Five quick questions with vet Kate Blaszak
Melbourne-based Kate Blaszak is Global Farm Animals Advisor for World Animal Protection.
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World Wildlife Day: Be the change wild animals need
Every time you choose responsible tourism, you’re ensuring a better future for wild animals. World Wildlife Day reminds us of the need to protect these...
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Five wonderful women of World Animal Protection
Looking for some strong women to inspire you this International Women’s Day? Look no further than these five leading animal protectors. These women have...
The deadliest catch: world’s biggest seafood companies can do more to address lost fishing gear
When fishing gear is lost or abandoned, it turns our oceans into a sea life death-trap – but big companies can help stop animals suffering
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5 ways to enjoy an animal-friendly holiday season
With the holiday season approaching, here are five simple things you can consider to ensure you’re doing the right thing by animals.
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Superbugs found in pork sold at US Walmart stores
Our latest research finds superbugs in pork sold at Walmart stores in US. More than half of Walmart's batches tested positive for at least one multi-drug...
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Otters, tortoises and other animals in the cruel exotic pet trade now have increased protection
A ban on the international commercial trade of Asian small-clawed and smooth-coated otters, Indian Star tortoises and many other animals came into effect on...
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Dolphin billboards pulled two days after launch
Earlier this week we unveiled the latest phase of our Wildlife. Not Entertainers campaign. The billboards in multiple Gold Coast locations educated passers-by...
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Three elephants begin their new life away from cruelty
Thanks to your support elephants, Jahn and Chok, have their saddles removed after giving their final ride to entertain tourists.
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You called on the Minister to be a good egg for layer hens
You are a part of the important, ongoing work needed to help chickens across Australia. The goal: to give layer hens lives worth living.
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