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Pig behind a fence in Mexico - World Animal Protection - pig sentience
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Do pigs feel emotions?

Posted on 26/07/2023 by World Animal Protection

Often underestimated, pigs are incredible animals that possess a rich and complex range of feelings.

Subject:
Animals in food systems
Animal sentience
Pigs
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Making the Thoughtful Pig Awareness Campaign

Posted 02/10/2023 by World Animal Protection

"This is not our story; it is theirs." How our awareness campaign video sought to make the world think.

Subject:
Animal sentience
A cull dairy cow at auction

Sentience Quotes

Posted on 29/08/2023 by World Animal Protection

Delve into animal sentience through these thoughtfully curated quotes that inspire positive change for animals.

Subject:
Animal sentience
A jaguar in the nature

16 fascinating jaguar facts — learn more about the third biggest cat in the world

Posted on 05/07/2023 by World Animal Protection

Big cats are some of the most captivating wild animals. Elusive, powerful, and graceful. Lions and tigers are easily identifiable and greatly loved, but there’...

Subject:
Animals in the wild
Animal sentience
Jaguars
Dolphins performing at Sea World, Australia - World Animal Protection

Captive dolphins endure extensive suffering in their tragic lives

Posted on 08/06/2023 by World Animal Protection

Learn about the reasons behind the suffering of captive dolphins, their behaviour in their natural habitat, and responsible tourism practices.

Subject:
Travel & tourism
Animal sentience
Animals
Dolphins
a black chicken with big eyes looks at the camera

Encouraging Animal Sentience laws around the world

Posted on 27/04/2023 by World Animal Protection

Animal sentience is an important issue that, unfortunately, has not yet received full recognition and acceptance in legislation worldwide.

Subject:
Animal sentience

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