South Africa to phase out captive lion breeding
Because of your support, South Africa will no longer breed captive lions, keep lions in captivity, or use captive lions or their derivatives commercially.
Because of your support, South Africa will no longer breed captive lions, keep lions in captivity, or use captive lions or their derivatives commercially.
Sunday, March 3 is World Wildlife Day. To celebrate, we're highlighting some of the recent wins we’ve achieved for wildlife around the world.
These parrots – one of the world’s most trafficked animals – are suffering terribly in the name of the legal and illegal wildlife pet trade
The rescue of over 20 wild animals, including sloths and a manatee was carried out by Peruvian authorities and Entropika after we sounded the alarm.
Historically, getting a wild species to keep as a pet, more commonly known as an exotic pet, was a small-scale operation. Today, these animals are part of a...
Alarming evidence launched today by World Animal Protection reveals a deadly trade of jaguar body parts being trafficked illegally for the use of traditional...
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