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We’re changing the way the world works to end animal cruelty and suffering. Forever.
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World Animal Protection has moved the world to protect animals for more than 55 years. With offices in 13 countries, World Animal Protection works to give animals a better life. The organization’s activities include working with companies to ensure high standards of welfare for the animals in their care; working with governments and other stakeholders to prevent wild animals from being cruelly traded, trapped, or killed; and working for the better treatment of farmed animals.
Wild Animals are falling victim to the unending greed of humans every day. So it's high time to End Global Wildlife Trade. The trade of wild animals threatens the existence of many wild species across the globe. Act Now!
A great way to continue helping farmed animals daily is to eat more plant foods and fewer animal proteins. The immense scale at which we are producing and consuming meat today has negative implications on our health and the planet.
Factory farming is the largest source of animal cruelty in the world. The majority of animals farmed for food live in conditions that cause suffering and stress. Treatment of farm animals is the world’s biggest animal welfare issue – and it’s getting bigger.
Licious commits to chicken welfare
By 2030, Licious will require its suppliers to meet their committed requirements for 100% of the broiler chicken in their supply chain. In addition, Licious...
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Plant based diet journey of a classical Hatha Yoga Teacher
Harshdeep Singh is a lawyer and a classical Hatha yoga teacher trained at Isha Hatha Yoga and switched to a completely plant-based diet in 2017. Let’s hear his...
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A discussion on the impacts of antibiotic use in people, animals and environment.
We conducted a live show on Facebook to make people aware about the issue of Antimicrobial Resistance and its impacts on people, animals, and the environment.
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