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Ending the dog and cat meat trade
Ending the dog and cat meat trade
We believe that dogs and cats shouldn't suffer and die for the meat trade. Help us end this cruel and unnecessary practice.
Helping captive wildlife
Helping captive wildlife
Wild animals belong in their natural habitats, not kept in roadside zoos and circuses for our entertainment. With your help, we’re working to end this cruelty.
Wildlife protection
Wildlife protection
Stand with Humane World for Animals to put an end to the senseless killing and exploitation of wildlife.
Ending China's dog and cat meat trade
Globally, an estimated 30 million dogs and 10 million cats are slaughtered annually for human consumption. Of these, approximately 10 million dogs and 4 million cats are killed each year in China
Das Ende des Hunde- und Katzenfleisch-handels in China
Jedes Jahr werden weltweit geschätzt 30 Millionen Hunde und 10 Millionen Katzen für den Verzehr geschlachtet, davon allein etwa 10 Millionen Hunde und 4 Millionen Katzen in China.
Demandez à Loblaw de reprendre son rôle de héros pour les animaux
Le plus grand détaillant alimentaire du Canada a renoncé à son engagement de devenir un élevage 100 % sans cage d'ici 2025. En tant que chef de file du marché, Loblaw a le pouvoir de faire progresser concrètement des millions de poules au Canada. Exhortez l'entreprise à s'engager sur la voie d'un élevage véritablement sans cage.
Ask Loblaw to be a hero for animals!
Canada’s largest grocery retailer, has walked back its commitment to go 100% cage-free by 2025. As a market leader, Loblaw has the power to drive real progress for millions of hens across Canada. Urge the company to eliminate cages entirely—not just battery cages—and stick to a truly cage-free future.
End the suffering of captive wildlife at roadside zoos in Quebec
It is time for the Quebec government to finally put an end to roadside zoos.
Help dogs from around the world get a second chance at life in Canada
Urge the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to adopt exemptions to measures prohibiting the entry of dogs from over 100 countries for animal rescue missions and humanitarian efforts.
Ban fur farms in Canada
Every year, more than two million animals are confined in tiny cages on factory fur farms in Canada, living in misery. You can help put an end to cruel fur farms in Canada.
Protect animals in captivity in Canada
Help ban the captivity of wild animals for entertainment in Canada.
Mettre fin à la captivité des éléphants, grands singes et grands félins au Canada
Il est crucial d’interdire la captivité et l’utilisation à des fins de divertissement des grands singes, des éléphants et des grands félins non indigènes au Canada.
Drug scandal haunts the welfare of racehorses as Belmont Stakes approaches
Update 6/2/2021: The split sample test has confirmed that Kentucky Derby champion Medina Spirit had betamethasone in his system, according to the New York Times. So far, the 2021 Triple Crown season has produced astonishing proof of how badly horse racing needs further regulation to ensure that
Beagle rescued from testing lab 'is just so happy to be free'
A beautiful story came out over the weekend in the Washington Post about an 11-year-old beagle named Hammy. Adopted in 2013 after living in a research laboratory for his first four years of life, Hammy became the beloved pup of journalist Melanie D.G. Kaplan. As often happens, both the human and the
Breaking: Biden administration takes steps to strengthen the Endangered Species Act
Update (10/26/2021): The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service proposed rules to rescind two Trump-era critical habitat regulations. If these rules are finalized, they will restore the definition of "habitat" and regulations that govern critical habitat exclusions
No, ‘pandemic pets’ aren’t being surrendered. But some families still need support.
Recently, as people are starting to head back into the office, I’ve been getting questions about what’s happening with “pandemic pets” — dogs, cats and other animals who people brought into their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reporters want to know whether we have noticed any trends — are