Animals helped in 2025
See how World Animal Protection supporters helped farm animals and wildlife in 2025.
You can help
All over the world, every day, thousands of wild animals endure senseless suffering.
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Tell Maccas to go feedlot-free
Right now, millions of Australian cows are being forced to live in filthy, barren pens with little protection from the sun.
Stop cruel koala cuddles
Call on the Queensland Premier to join other states in banning cruel koala encounters, including koala cuddles, selfies.
What we do
- We end the needless suffering of animals
- We influence decision makers to put animals on the global agenda
- We inspire people to change animals’ lives for the better
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We help the world see how important animals are to all of us
Join us and together, we move the world to protect animals.
Our work
Animals in the wild
At least 1.6 trillion wild animals are exploited as commodities and suffer through people’s actions every year.
Animals in farming
More than 80 billion land-based farm animals are farmed every year. Most are cruelly confined to industrial, low-welfare food systems.
Our vision is a world where animals live free from cruelty and suffering.
About World Animal Protection
Every day billions of animals experience unbearable suffering. At World Animal Protection we move the world to protect animals because the life of every animal counts.
Add your voice
Take action today by signing our petitions and pledging to make animal-friendly choices.
Donate to protect animals
Give a gift that will bring positive change for millions of animals in desperate need. Every day, we rely on kind donations to fund our vital work.
Latest news
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South Korea bear bile ban: Historic win for bears
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After decades of dedication, relentless effort, and tireless advocacy, a historic victory for bears has finally been achieved...
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Indonesia takes world‑leading step to end cruel elephant rides
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Elephants in Indonesia are one major step closer to a life free from exploitation as the Government takes...
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Canada’s Marineland gets ‘conditional approval’ to move remaining beluga...
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Pending final information, the Canadian Fisheries Minister has granted ‘conditional approval’ to move 30 belugas and four dolphins...
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