We are working to rescue two captive bears suffering at a Russian restaurant
We have stepped in to respond to a desperate appeal to save two bears kept in horrific conditions at a restaurant in Russia.
We have stepped in to respond to a desperate appeal to save two bears kept in horrific conditions at a restaurant in Russia.
A team of our disaster response vets are preparing to deploy to Nepal to help animals who've been injured or left without shelter.
Our team has completed its initial assessment of animal needs in Vanuatu after treating livestock, cats and dogs on Epi Island – one of the worst hit islands...
Our disaster response team is on its way to Vanuatu to help animals in need after Cyclone Pam, one of the biggest storms to ever hit the island, swept through...
In June 2013, the North Indian state of Uttarakhand was devastated by flash flooding, in the country’s worst natural disaster since the 2004 tsunami.
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We move governments worldwide to create better lives for dogs by ending brutal inhumane culling practices. Humane alternatives to culling don’t only exist – they’re more effective Why are dogs culled? Stray dogs can cause problems in communities. They can pose a threat to public health by spreading rabies and...
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