A trillion cow burps damaging the planet daily
Farm animals around the world are causing devastating damage to the environment by burping and farting out immense amounts of greenhouse gas. We must eat less...
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Tesco, Lidl and Nestlé join fight against lost plastic fishing nets
Thanks to your support, we have persuaded supermarkets Tesco and Lidl and the world’s biggest food company Nestlé, to act on lost fishing waste, also known as...
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Travel associations are ignoring animal cruelty at wildlife attractions
A shockingly high number of the world’s travel trade associations are lagging in providing animal welfare guidelines to travel companies, our new research...
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The (disg)race that stops a nation
When you look at the recent track record of the Melbourne Cup the odds aren’t good for the horses.
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World Responsible Tourism award winners
We’ve been crowned winners of the WTM World Responsible Tourism awards for our Wildlife. Not Entertainers global campaign to end wildlife used for cruel...
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Spring cleaning Aussie beaches
What better time than spring to spruce up some of our much-loved beaches? Thanks to our keen volunteers, we’ve been busy collecting rubbish to protect our sea...
Vaccinating against rabies in four African countries
We're working to create better lives for dogs in communities across Africa.
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Five quick questions with animal lover Catherine Gray
Catherine Gray has been moving the world to protect animals for many years. Earlier this year, she decided to visit our partner bear sanctuary in Romania to...
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Helping animals in devastated Sulawesi
Earlier this year, a large earthquake struck Sulawesi, Indonesia, triggering a tsunami. We were the first animal welfare organisation on the ground to provide...
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Pangolin poaching: the brutal reality
Video footage shows the horrifying moment a terrified pangolin is killed for its scales in Assam, India. Pangolin scales are sold on the black market for...
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