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14 January 2019
Who gives a cluck about chicken welfare? These fast food giants surely don’t. Our international rating system shows you just how badly they’re failing.
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15 January 2019
The planned use of live penguins to promote a busy ice rink in London has been cancelled due to your support!
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19 December 2018
The Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI) that we set up in 2015 to tackle the issue of lost fishing equipment globally is putting marine pollution from the fishing industry on the global agenda
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19 December 2018
From saving animals after a Guatemala disaster and ending circus elephants in Denmark, to vaccinating dogs in Kenya and moving a Chinese pork company to improve pig welfare – we did a lot this year
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17 December 2018
Thanks to your support, we've been working with volunteer diving organisation Ghost Fishing UK to remove lost fishing nets, lines and ropes (Ghost Gear) from seven main ship wrecks in Scapa Flow in Orkney, where it entangles, maims and and kills marine animals.
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13 December 2018
We are calling on all supermarkets to publish details of antibiotic use in their supply chains after our investigation found superbugs in pork products in Spain, Brazil and Thailand
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03 December 2018
September 2018’s devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia killed 1000s of animals and left many more injured, abandoned and without food or water.
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03 December 2018
Video footage shows the horrifying moment a terrified pangolin is killed for its scales in Assam, India. Pangolin scales are sold on the black market for traditional Asian medicine
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27 November 2018
85,000 signed our petition calling on supermarkets to take action on lost fishing nets and lines, known as Ghost Gear, and they have listened.
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07 November 2018
We’ve been crowned winners of the WTM World Responsible Tourism awards for our Wildlife. Not Entertainers global campaign to end wildlife used for cruel tourist entertainment.
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06 November 2018
A shockingly high number of the world’s travel trade associations are lagging in providing animal welfare guidelines to travel companies, our new research reveals. The majority doing nothing to prevent wildlife cruelty in tourism
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