Shenzhen permanently bans wildlife trade for consumption
The populous city of Shenzhen, China has permanently banned the farming and trade of wild animals for consumption purpose including the eating of dogs and cats.
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The elephants’ guide to social distancing
Are you going a bit stir-crazy at home? Maybe you need some tips on how to stay safe... and sane?
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Livestream: watch rescued bears at Romania sanctuary
If you're bored or hoping to bring some positivity to your day, try spotting some of Libearty sanctuary's 106 rescued bears. The video is streaming live 24...
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What you didn’t learn from Tiger King on Netflix
Tiger King is a popular Netflix show right now. But with a focus on murder and mayhem, there are some major animal welfare issues that get glossed over in the...
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World Health Organization must urge governments to ban wildlife markets
On World Health Day (7th April) we are calling on the World Health Organization (WHO) to recommend that governments worldwide permanently ban live wildlife...
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5 ways you can protect animals from your home
From devastating bushfires earlier this year, to concern over contracting coronavirus, many of us are feeling uncertain about the future of our world, our...
Australian animals need better environmental protection
With the recent bushfire emergency killing more than one billion animals, the vulnerability of our native wildlife and their habitats has been highlighted like...
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COVID19: why animal welfare matters
Severe animal welfare concerns from intensive farming, wildlife markets and associated trade are all proven threats of disease outbreak, such as the most...
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Recycling plastic ghost fishing gear from our oceans
You can rule the pool, skate the streets and save our precious sea animals at the same time. How? Supporting the products that help clean up the ocean’s...
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You've made life better for KFC chickens in Denmark
Thanks to the support of kind animal lovers like you, life just got a lot better for chickens in Denmark!
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