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Conservation

WSPA is concerned about the balance of nature and deplores environmental changes which are directly or indirectly attributable to man's activities and are likely to disturb this balance without compensatory safeguards. WSPA therefore seeks to ensure that the welfare of all living things is actively considered in connection with such activities.

WSPA recognises that the dealing in, and smuggling of, animals or animal products causes both individual suffering and a direct pressure on species survival and is therefore opposed to any such practices which could pose a threat to the welfare of any animal or the survival of any species.

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Testimonials
 
"WSPA has brought attention to the animal factor as one of the variables to be considered when planning and developing a humanitarian rescue operation during disaster situations. WSPA’s Animal Evaluation and Rescue course makes evident the fact that animals and their owners must receive assistance together."
 
Major Milton Rodriguez
US Army South Command and Coordinator of FA-HUM 04 (Humanitarian Allied Forces – Fuerzas Aliadas Humanitarias)


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