Investigating the illegal trade of Indian Star tortoises
Our wildlife experts recently published a scientific paper on the illegal trade of Star tortoises. This is the story of two years of investigation that...
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Three new bears rescued and brought to Romanian bear sanctuary
The three five year-old sibling European brown bears were born in an overpopulated zoo. Now that they’ve been transported out of the confined space, their...
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There is no place for whaling in our oceans
Thanks to World Animal Protection supporters who took action against Japan’s unlawful and inhumane hunting of whales.
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Together we’re celebrating another momentous year for bears in Pakistan
With your wonderful support, big steps have been taken to protect bears in Pakistan.
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Rats, dogs, chickens and cats – why do we care more about some animals than others?
Sentience Manager Helen Proctor discusses speciesism and why we care more about soft, fluffy animals.
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10 years, 87 bears: Stories from our Romanian bear sanctuary
People often try to tell us it’s impossible to save wild animals from poaching, wildlife entertainment and trade. World Animal Protection's Kate Nustedt shares...
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The time is now to eliminate rabies in dogs
Global inter-governmental organisations have officially launched their framework to end dog-mediated rabies in humans by 2030 using our humane solutions.
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Nestlé commits to 100% cage-free eggs in the United States
Our partners Nestlé, the world’s largest food company, have announced a ground breaking commitment to source only cage-free eggs for all of their products in...
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The lives of millions of dogs are set to change for the better
The goal has been agreed. The scene has been set. By 2030, rabies will be consigned to the history books without the use of cruel culling.
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Delayed live export ship means further distress for suffering sheep and cattle
Continuing delays for 13,000 animals on board a live export ship in Perth are a grim reminder early in 2016 that live export is inherently cruel.
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