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Collars not Cruelty success in China
Through our Collars Not Cruelty pilot program in China, we have vaccinated over 70% of the dog population in the three areas where we are working. Meet some of the dogs and their owners.
A lifeline for seals
We have long protested the mass clubbing of seals for fur and other products as inhumane, so last week’s World Trade Organization ruling that the European Union can ban the import and sale of seal products for “moral” reasons is a real victory for animals.
Typhoon Haiyan: Animals urgently need your help
Our Disaster Response Team is in the Philippines working with key partner organisations to assess and coordinate the needs of animals and their owners impacted by Typhoon Haiyan. But we need your help.
No turtle release but Cayman Turtle Farm conservation concerns remain
Every year, the Cayman Turtle Farm releases a handful of baby turtles into the wild in celebration of Pirates Week festival. The news that this year’s release has been cancelled is therefore a victory for turtles and a source of hope that things are beginning to improve at the Farm.
Animals listed as a top priority on the UN’s global survey
Earlier this year, the United Nations launched their global online MY World survey asking people around the world to vote on the issues that matter the most to them. So far, thanks to the help of thousands of animal-lovers worldwide, the great news is that 'animals' are being listed as one of the top priorities.
Civet coffee concerns gain ground
Since the BBC and WSPA first brought the shocking truth behind Kopi Luwak, or civet coffee, to mainstream attention around the world in September, our campaign has had a great start with a number of retailers withdrawing the sale of civet coffee from their shelves.
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