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Three Chinese cities permanently ban eating wildlife
Beijing, China’s capital city has permanently banned the farming and trade of wild animals for consumption purposes as well as the eating of dogs and cats.
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UN World Tourism Organization urged to create a better future for animals
Animals must not be forgotten in the UN’s plan for rebuilding tourism
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Building a world better for wild animals
With your support we’re launching a bold new campaign to protect animals, our environment, the economy and people’s health too. Together we can achieve a...
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To end wild animal exploitation, we must focus on the root cause
To end the suffering of millions of wild animals used as entertainment, food, medicine, and pets, we’re uniting our focus to achieve greater impact.
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Update: Continuing to help Australia's wildlife recover
Early this year, bushfires led to mass devastation across Australia, leaving over a billion animals killed or suffering immensely. Thanks to your support, we...
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How Tiger King sheds light on the illegal reptile trade
The infamous “reptile dealer” that led Tiger King producers to film Joe Exotic was arrested for smuggling exotic animals and is connected to the illegal...
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