Animals in communities
We moved the world to protect the one billion animals that live in communities.
We moved the world to protect the one billion animals that live in communities.
Disasters injure and kill millions of animals each year. For 55 years, we deployed to disaster zones to assist animals – and reminded governments to take responsibility for them too.
The Australian bushfires in 2019-20 impacted the lives of over three billion animals by either killing, severely injuring, or displacing them.
From 2007 to 2015, our work to promote humane slaughter in Brazil and China helped more than eight billion animals.
Abandoned, lost and discarded nets, lines and traps known as ‘ghost gear’ are one of the biggest threats to our sea life.
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You might not have heard of it – but here’s why the work of United Nations’ Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is vital.
We worked in Romania to free bears that are being kept in captivity.
We worked to stop bears being cruelly exploited in bear baiting – an inhumane bloodsport where bears, unable to defend themselves, battle against trained dogs for entertainment.
Natural emergencies can occur at any time, and without a plan you could make panicked decisions that threaten the safety of your pet, yourself and your family.
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