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It's never too late to make a resolution for animals

06 January 2017

The New Year is a time to make changes, but resolutions can be very difficult to stick to. Whether or not you've kept to your commitments so far, it's never too late to help move the world for animals

Major restaurant chain follows our advice and commits to improve chicken welfare

21 December 2016

Panera is one of the first major restaurant brands in the United States to announce an animal welfare commitment of this magnitude

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Animals in farming

Open Philanthropy $500k grant will help us improve millions of pigs’ lives in China

06 December 2016

The Open Philanthropy Project has granted us US$500,000 to help create better lives for millions of pigs. We’ll pilot higher welfare pig farms, and increase engagement with the public and key decision makers to improve life for pigs in China

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Animals in farming

Factory farming

10 facts you should know about factory-farmed chickens

29 November 2016

Industrial meat chicken farming is one of the biggest causes of animal suffering globally. Yet most people have no idea about the suffering these intelligent, sensitive animals endure

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Animals in farming

Factory farming

We’re urgently petitioning Brazil senators not to legalise animal cruelty

29 November 2016

Tomorrow, Wednesday November 30, senators in Brazil will vote to allow some forms of animal abuse in the name of culture, including cruel ‘Vaquejada’ sport

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Animals in entertainment

We’re working to save 70,000 animals after Hurricane Otto in Costa Rica

28 November 2016

Our disaster response team deployed to heavily affected regions on Friday (November 25), the day after the hurricane struck. We are providing emergency feed and veterinary care for cattle, pigs, dogs and cats

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Animals in disasters

Why animals matter in a disaster

Disaster response team

Key case studies

Our lobbying for animals pays off, as UN recognises their importance in natural disaster risk reduction

25 November 2016

A new UN agreement on disaster risk reduction gives animals increased prominence, and recognises them as integral to people’s livelihoods

Dairy animal welfare needs to be improved by the Indian Government

25 November 2016

We’re urging the Indian Government to improve the lives of millions of dairy cows and buffalo, after our latest opinion poll revealed overwhelming support for better dairy welfare standards

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Animals in farming

The illegal trade of elephants at cattle fair must end

24 November 2016

We have urged the Chief Minister of Bihar, India, to stop the illegal trade of elephants at the Sonepur fair

Lenient poacher punishments undermine efforts to protect tigers

24 November 2016

Our new report warns short prison sentences and small fines may not stop determined tiger poachers in Indonesia killing these beautiful, endangered animals

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Animals in the wild

Wildlife Trade collection

Animals in entertainment

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It's never too late to make a resolution for animals

Major restaurant chain follows our advice and commits to improve chicken welfare

Open Philanthropy $500k grant will help us improve millions of pigs’ lives in China

10 facts you should know about factory-farmed chickens

We’re urgently petitioning Brazil senators not to legalise animal cruelty

We’re working to save 70,000 animals after Hurricane Otto in Costa Rica

Our lobbying for animals pays off, as UN recognises their importance in natural disaster risk reduction

Dairy animal welfare needs to be improved by the Indian Government

The illegal trade of elephants at cattle fair must end

Lenient poacher punishments undermine efforts to protect tigers

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