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Accreditation is not enough to protect whales and dolphins

Posted on 27/07/2020 by Katheryn Wise

Whales and dolphins are not suited to captivity and accreditation doesn’t work when it comes to dolphin entertainment venues.

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Animals in the wild

Pictured: On May 12th 2020, World Animal Protection helped more than 300 dogs and provided two tons of food to Wat Hua Koo, a Buddhist temple in Samutprakan Province, Bangkok.

Feeding dogs around the world - a volunteer's experience

Posted on 27/07/2020 by Guest Blogger

The coronavirus pandemic has had devastating consequences for vulnerable pet owners. Around the world, thousands are struggling to feed their beloved pets.

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Ways to help

A spread of plant-based food: a large bowl containing a smaller bowl full of chickpeas, surrounded by avocados, tomatoes, edamame beans, spinach and sweet potato. Next to it, a smaller bowl filled with bright purple beetroot dip.

5 affordable sources of plant protein

Posted on 21/07/2020 by Guest Blogger

Stay healthy and save money by eating more plants.

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Animals in farming

5 curious facts about Ball pythons

Posted on 10/07/2020 by former employee Daniela Valla

How much do you know about these fascinating snakes?

Subject:

Animals in the wild

A caged civet at a wildlife market in Bali

Beyond wet markets: the many problems with wildlife trade

Posted on 18/06/2020 by former employee Daniela Valla

The COVID-19 pandemic is believed to have originated in a “wet market” where wild animals were being sold.

Subject:

Animals in the wild

Accreditation is not enough to protect whales and dolphins

Feeding dogs around the world - a volunteer's experience

5 affordable sources of plant protein

5 curious facts about Ball pythons

Beyond wet markets: the many problems with wildlife trade

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