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Thank you for joining the wild side of travel

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By joining our global movement of animal friendly travellers, you’re helping to stop the cruelty and abuse suffered by wild animals used for entertainment.

Your animal-friendly travel guide, luggage tag and passport will be posted to you shortly!

Thank you for protect wild animals by reducing the demand for cruel, captive wildlife entertainment when you travel.

 

Can you do one more thing for wild animals?

Please help us get the message out to make more people aware of the cruelty suffered by wild animals used in entertainment.

By spreading the word, we can encourage others to make animal friendly choices on holiday and reduce demand for animal entertainment to stop the abuse and protect these animals.

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