Today, to mark International Day for Disaster Reduction, World Animal Protection is urging the central government and all the state governments to ensure that efforts to reduce disaster risk include animal protection are in place.
Thousands of farm animals and pets are being cared for by our disaster response team after floods and landslides hit Sri Lanka. Zebu and Elulu are just two of the animals we helped get back on their feet
Protecting animals in disasters is critical to reduce suffering, and safeguard food security and livelihoods. We’re at a United Nations event in Mexico this week, calling on governments to include animals in disaster policies
The New Year is a time to make changes, but resolutions can be very difficult to stick to. Whether or not you've kept to your commitments so far, it's never too late to help move the world for animals
Swift action during disasters to save animals not only prevents their suffering, but also helps save the lives and livelihoods of the people who depend on them.
Millions of animals will be better protected during disasters, with the launch of India’s first National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP) - released this week by Honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi.
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