Sea Change in the Ocean
Update: The Global Oceans Action Summit was a great success! Our Sea Change campaign was well received. The Chair’s ‘summary report’ called for high-level...
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Teaching whale rescue in Tonga
We're funding workshops that teach people how to rescue whales caught in fishing gear on their local beaches
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Ground-breaking Animal Protection Index assesses animal welfare around the world
Our new Animal Protection Index judges 50 countries on their policy and legislation for animals, identifying where improvements can be made to protect animals...
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We are on our way to help animals in Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam devastation
Our disaster response team is on its way to Vanuatu to help animals in need after Cyclone Pam, one of the biggest storms to ever hit the island, swept through...
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Animals in farming: supporting 70 billion animals
The majority of animals farmed for food live in conditions that cause suffering and stress. It’s time to rethink farming
Together we can move the world to protect animals
Fired up? Ready for change? Then help move the world – support our current campaigns to stop animal cruelty and suffering today.
World Animal Protection history
We’ve moved the world to protect animals for more than 50 years We’re proud of our past We became World Animal Protection in June 2014. But while our name has changed, our determination to protect animals remains as strong as ever. We’ve grown, and so has our influence. And, just like our supporters worldwide,...
World Animal Protection governance
We move the world to protect animals We are local Working on the ground with local partners for greatest effect, we are active in more than 50 countries. We are global We have consultative status at the Council of Europe and collaborate with national governments, the United Nations, the Food and...
End factory farming
But fast food chains and supermarkets would rather you didn’t know that Forget the slogans. Forget the catchy jingles. Forget the clever advertising. Businesses are exploiting and abusing animals on a staggering scale for the sake of profit. Eat. Sleep. Suffer. Repeat. Chickens used for meat – known as...
CEWT
An alliance of committed travel industry leaders from across the globe working to end cruel wildlife entertainment
