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£10 could fund the fight to hold the South African government to account and end commercial lion farming.
£10 could fund the fight to hold the South African government to account and end commercial lion farming.
£20 could fund vital work to help stop lions being farmed and sold for trophy hunting.
£30 could help support the phased closure of commercial captive lion breeding facilities.
Living conditions on lion farms are frequently reported as low welfare. Our investigation found a lack of fresh and clean drinking water, filthy, overcrowded enclosures with no shelter and minimal veterinary treatment.
Some lions are brutally slaughtered so their bones can be cleaned, exported, crushed and used in traditional medicine. Others are sold to ‘canned’ trophy hunting facilities. This refers to the hunting of animals bred in captivity, hunted for sport in small enclosures with no chance of escape. Shot many times by amateur hunters, lions often endure a horrifically slow and painful death.
With your help, we’re determined to stop lions suffering and give them good lives.
The government in South Africa have committed to ultimately closing down the lion breeding facilities and ending the commercial exploitation of lions. Help fund our work to ensure that the government stays true to its word.
Lion cub Hanuni was stolen from her mother straight after birth.
She’s being hand-reared by tourists who’ve been told they’re helping her prepare to go back to the wild. But this isn’t true.
When Hanuni grows too large to be handled, she’ll be sold to another lion farm. Just like her mother, she’ll be cruelly caged and forced to give birth again and again. We can’t let this cruelty continue.
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Your kindness will help protect animals worldwide, tackle the global wildlife trade and push for a ban on lion farms. We’re fighting cruelty wherever we find it – will you join us?
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