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Weltweite Online-Masterclass schult Forscher*innen in der sicheren Prüfung von Kosmetika und Chemikalien ohne schmerzhafte und veraltete Tierversuche
BERLIN - Eine neue Online-Masterclass, die Wissenschaftler*innen schult, Kosmetika und Chemikalien ohne Tierversuche zu testen, wird als bahnbrechend für tierleidfreie Tests weltweit gefeiert. Der von der Animal-Free Safety Assessment Collaboration (AFSA) ins Leben gerufene Lehrplan führt die
Plus de 50 chiens et chiots sauvés de l’horreur d’une ferme de viande canine sud-coréenne, aujourd’hui sains et saufs et en route vers Montréal
Téléchargements de médias MONTRÉAL—Plus de 50 chiens d’une ferme de viande canine sud-coréenne ont échappé à la marmite à peine un mois avant le début du festival d’été appelé « Bok Nal », durant lequel plus d’un million de chiens sont mangés sous forme de soupe « bosintang ». Humane Society
VIDEO: Charity’s rescue mission saves 50 desperate dogs from being eaten in South Korea’s ‘Boknal’ summer season
MEDIA DOWNLOADS SEOUL—Fifty dogs on a South Korean dog meat farm have escaped the cooking pot barely a month before the start of the Boknal summer season, during which more than one million dogs are eaten as ‘bosintang’ soup. Animal charity Humane Society International has worked in South Korea for
Over 50 dogs and puppies saved from a horrific South Korean dog meat farm are now safe and Montreal-bound
MEDIA DOWNLOADS MONTREAL—More than 50 dogs on a South Korean dog meat farm have escaped the cooking pot barely a month before the start of the Bok Nal summer season, during which more than one million dogs are eaten as ‘bosintang’ soup. Humane Society International has worked in South Korea for
HSI/México asiste a la reunión nacional de Procuradores Ambientales de los estados y dona 3,000 materiales educativos
Ciudad de México—Humane Society International/México, importante organización protectora de animales, participó en la reunión nacional de Procuradores Ambientales, a la cual acuden los altos funcionarios encargados de aplicar la ley de protección ambiental y animal en las entidades federativas a lo
La Loi canadienne sur les cosmétiques sans cruauté est approuvée par le Sénat
OTTAWA—Le Canada est arrivé à la moitié du chemin pour garantir un marché des cosmétiques non testés sur les animaux, grâce à l’approbation finale par le Sénat de la Loi sur les cosmétiques sans cruauté. Le projet de loi visant à interdire les expérimentations animales pour les cosmétiques, ainsi
PHOTOS—Guatemala volcanos: Animal victims receive emergency aid from Humane Society International
MEDIA DOWNLOADS Update, June 26, 2018: The HSI team, including nine veterinarians and disaster responders from HSI/Mexico and HSI/Latin America, arrived in Guatemala on June 16. Over the course of a week, they provided emergency veterinary service to 912 animals, including dogs, cats, chickens
HSI issues statement on American hunter who posed with the giraffe she killed
WASHINGTON—An American who allegedly hunted down a giraffe in South Africa in 2017 and posted her trophy on social media is making headlines all over again around the globe this week. Iris Ho, senior specialist, wildlife programs and policy for Humane Society International, issued the following
Thousands of street dogs in Mauritius spared horrific lethal cull as campaigners open new spay/neuter clinic on ‘paradise’ island
Mauritius—The government of the paradise holiday island of Mauritius is suspending a brutal cull of thousands of dogs as part of a partnership agreement with animal campaigners Humane Society International which sees the charity open the island’s first dedicated spay and neuter clinic, to sterilise
STATEMENT: Humane Society International/Canada calls on the Quebec government to stop animal abuse
MONTREAL—Humane Society International/Canada is calling on the Quebec government to properly enforce the law and protect animals from abuse. According to a report published by La Presse last week, authorities responsible for enforcing animal protection laws are failing to take action and turning a
HSI/Africa responds to announcement of South Africa 2018 export quota for 1,500 captive lion skeletons
WASHINGTON—Yesterday, South Africa’s Department of Environmental Affairs announced the 2018 lion bone export quota. The approved quota of 1,500 skeletons is effective from June 7, 2018. Humane Society International/Africa’s executive director, Audrey Delsink, issued the following statement: “The
State Assembly of Minas Gerais overturns veto to Bill 2844/2015 and confirms ban on cosmetic tests on animals
BRASILIA—Humane Society International applauds the members of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Minas Gerais (ALMG) for overturning Governor Fernando Pimentel’s veto on bill 2844/2015 banning cosmetics animal testing, making the state of Minas Gerais the latest in Brazil to join the global
Overbreeding of UK lab mice makes mockery of government pledge to reduce animal use in scientific research
LONDON—Home Office statistics published today detailing the United Kingdom’s use of animals in scientific procedures in 2017 [1] have been sharply criticised by Humane Society International/UK as exposing the government’s complacency and continued, embarrassing failure to use its regulatory and
Western Oregon University pledges to serve 50% plant-based meals on campus by 2027
MONMOUTH, Ore.—The Humane Society of the United States is thrilled to announce that Western Oregon University, the state’s oldest public university, has signed the Forward Food Pledge, committing to transition the university’s campus dining menus to 50% plant-based meals by 2027. WOU has set this
Trenton Special School District leads Tennessee in pledge to serve 33% plant-based meals by 2027
Trenton Special School District has become the first K-12 school district in Tennessee to pledge to significantly increase its plant-based breakfast and lunch options. Despite being a small rural district with approximately 1,400 students, Trenton SSD is making a big impact by signing the Humane
UCLA announces pledge to serve 50% plant-based meals on campus by 2027
The Humane Society of the United States is thrilled to announce that UCLA has committed to transition 50% of entrees served on campus to plant-based options by 2027. This goal will be supported by the HSUS’ Food Service Innovation team, which works with many of the largest food service management
The University of Texas reaches major milestone with half of all meals served being plant based
AUSTIN, Texas—The University of Texas at Austin has set a precedent in sustainable campus dining by becoming the first institution in the nation to fulfill the Forward Food pledge with the Humane Society of the United States. UT Austin now offers 50% plant-based meals on campus, with delicious and
Global experts come together in webinar series to advance sow welfare in Brazil
SÃO PAULO—In April, Humane World for Animals Brazil, formerly called Humane Society International Brazil, hosted a three-part webinar series to advance sow welfare in Brazil. The series brought together animal welfare experts, veterinarians, academics, and industry professionals to share strategies

