Our heartfelt thanks: We've achieved our Giving Tuesday goal!
Your support has led us to a remarkable achievement this Giving Tuesday. With immense gratitude, we announce that our Canadian donor community has collectively raised $40,000. And thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, this amount will be matched to reach a total of $80,000. These funds are pivotal in our ongoing work to end the suffering of farm animals. We invite you to hear from Lynn Kavanagh, our passionate Farming Campaign Manager. She's eager to share insights into how your vital support is revolutionizing our food systems, ensuring animal welfare is not just a consideration, but a priority.
Our vision is a world where animals live free from cruelty and suffering. Together we can move the world to protect animals.
Double your impact to protect bears and other animals from being exploited for use in the global traditional medicine industry. Your gift will be matched by Sakura's Hope Foundation and other generous donors. Give now.
The story of mother pigs in factory farming is a sad one. Tens of millions of pigs across the globe spend their entire adult lives in a space no larger than a fridge. That’s why we work tirelessly to improve animal welfare and end this suffering.
An estimated 560,000 cull dairy cows are sent to slaughter each year, many of whom are in poor health and deteriorate quickly on the long journey. It’s time to demand better treatment for cows, and all farmed animals.
Victory for elephants and rhinos: Canada's bold step forward
In a groundbreaking move for wildlife conservation, Canada has declared a significant ban on the domestic trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn. This decisive...
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World Animal Protection increasingly concerned about fate of escaped serval in Eganville
This escape sheds light on the pressing issues of animal welfare and public safety in Ontario's wildlife facilities and the need for stricter regulations and...
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Bill S-15: An important step in addressing captive wildlife problems in Canada
Canada's new proposed legislation to protect elephants and great apes underscores that their captivity is cruel and unacceptable.
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