Elephant friendly tourist guide
Right now, thousands of elephants around the world are suffering in the name of tourism. But it doesn’t have to be this way
Right now, thousands of elephants around the world are suffering in the name of tourism. But it doesn’t have to be this way
The 80 elephants at Amer Fort need your help. Amer Fort is a tourist attraction in India where sick, blind, and suffering elephants are forced to give tourists rides hour after hour. Day after day. For years and years. Sign the petition and tell the Rajasthan Government you think it’s unacceptable that the...
The majority of animals farmed for food live in conditions that cause suffering and stress. It’s time to rethink farming.
Take action today by signing our petitions and pledging to make animal-friendly choices.
Plan ahead to protect your pet during an emergency As natural disasters become more powerful and more frequent, Canadians need to be prepared. Whether it is a flood, fire or earthquake, if you complete this checklist beforehand, you can save your pets life. Disasters can occur at any time and may disrupt basic...
Protecting wildlife through tourism Up to 40 percent of the global tourism industry is driven by the demand to experience wildlife. The thrill of experiencing wildlife up close are on many people’s bucket lists and sometimes the main reason for choosing a destination. Unfortunately, most wildlife...
Marine mammals like dolphins and sea lions are perfectly evolved to live and flourish in their wild ocean home, not within the confines of a human-made concrete tank.
Seeing exotic animals when you're travelling can be an exciting experience. But please be cautious not to support attractions that exploit wild animals for tourist entertainment. Our quick tips: DON’T take selfies with wild animals. DO take lots of photos of wildlife from a respectful distance...
Approximately 60 billion chickens are reared for meat each year. 40 billion of them are raised in intensive farming systems, often with no natural light or fresh air, unable to peck or spread their wings. They suffer at every stage of their lives.
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