Holiday Horror Show: animals suffering for tourists’ entertainment
From riding elephants to selfies with tigers, your support is helping us expose the world’s cruellest animal tourist attractions.
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Cyclone Pam: Vanuatu shaken but not defeated
When Cyclone Pam struck Vanuatu in March last year, pigs, chickens, goats and cows were killed and injured in their thousands and their housing was completely...
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Mongolian animals are suffering at the hands of an extreme winter
Disaster Operations Manager Steven Clegg speaks about Mongolian animals' desperation as they try to make it through an incredibly harsh winter known as a dzud
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Calling for a dedicated body in Australia to clean up ghost nets in the Gulf of Carpentaria
World Animal Protection and the Northern Prawn Fishery call for dedicated body in Australia to clean up ghost nets in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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How your money is spent
Find out how much income we raised in 2021 and your kind donations protected animals in need around the world. What your support meant for animals in 2021 In 2021, your generous support helped animals in the following ways: Wildlife Farmed animals...
Drone supports bushfire animal survivor search
While we don’t have a complete picture of the scale of the crisis, leading experts estimate over a billion animals have been killed in bushfires this season,...
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7 amazing things we achieved for dogs in the last decade
Thanks to your support, we spent the past 10 years fighting to make the world a better place for man’s best friend.
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Protecting ocean wildlife: Winners of the first Joanna Toole Ghost Gear Solutions Award announced
An award to honour oceans advocate Joanna Toole, whose life was tragically taken in the Ethiopian airlines crash in March 2019, today announces its winners
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Chickens deserve better and KFC can do better
Top image credit: Aussie Farms Chickens are intelligent, social animals that have feelings. They deserve better lives. KFC in the United Kingdom and six countries in Europe have committed to giving their chickens more room to move so they can perch, forage and flap their wings. They’ve agreed to use slower growing...
Helping Australian animals now and in the future
Recovery from a disaster of this scale is complex and will take months and even years.
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