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SEOUL—Ahead of South Korea’s dog meat ban coming into force in February 2027, Korean American actor Daniel Henney has helped charity Humane World for Animals rescue 67 dogs who were trapped on a dog meat farm in South Korea. As the country’s estimated 1,500 dog meat farms begin to close ahead of an

MILAN, Italy—This Christmas, each of us will have the chance to give a second chance—a new life—to an animal who might otherwise have seemed destined to know only suffering and death. Thanks to Humane World for Animals Europe (formerly called Humane Society International Europe) and its 2025

BERLIN – Dieses Weihnachten hat jede*r die Chance, einem Tier eine zweite Chance, ein neues Leben zu schenken – einem Tier, das sonst nur Leid und Tod gekannt hätte. Mit der Weihnachtskampagne von Humane World for Animals Europe (ehemals Humane Society International Europe) verwandeln sich Geschenke

MILANO—Quest’anno, a Natale, ognuno di noi avrà la possibilità di regalare una seconda chance, una nuova vita, a un animale che sembrava essere destinato a conoscere soltanto sofferenza e morte. Grazie alla campagna di Natale 2025 di Humane World for Animals Europe (precedentemente nota come Humane

SEOUL—Humane World for Animals Korea rescued 67 dogs this past May from a dog meat farm in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do. Actor and advocate Daniel Henney, who adopted his dog Juliette after she was rescued by the organization, joined the deployment effort, making the mission all the more significant

BANGKOK, Thailand—One of the leading private hospitals in Thailand, Phyathai Phaholyothin Hospital, has chosen Valentine’s Day to announce its transition to sourcing eggs from cage-free hens for its food and nutrition services by 2026. This commitment was developed in collaboration with Humane World

MILANO—In vista delle Fashion Week di New York, Londra, Milano e Parigi, è stata lanciata una campagna globale di sensibilizzazione contro le pellicce per invitare il noto brand di outerwear Woolrich a unirsi ai suoi concorrenti — tra cui Canada Goose, Moncler, Napapijri e Parajumpers — adottando

WASHINGTON―Ahead of Fashion Weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris, a global anti-fur consumer campaign has been launched to urge well-known outerwear brand Woolrich to join its competitors—including Canada Goose, Moncler, Napapijri, Patagonia and Parajumpers—in adopting a fur-free policy. The

BERLIN – Im Vorfeld der internationalen Fashion Weeks in New York, London, Mailand und Paris haben Tierschutzorganisationen eine weltweite Anti-Pelz-Kampagne gestartet, um die bekannte Outdoor-Marke Woolrich zum Umdenken zu bewegen. Ziel: Woolrich soll wie bekannte Mitbewerber der Marke – darunter

BRUSSELS—Ten years ago on July 1, 2015, an American hunter seeking a trophy shot an arrow at an African lion named Cecil just outside the boundaries of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. The senseless killing of Cecil, a lion who was being studied by scientists and beloved by park visitors, created a

BRUSSELS—Humane World for Animals Europe (formerly called Humane Society International/Europe) warns that a new proposal to downgrade the protected status of wolves could open the floodgates to more serious attacks on EU nature laws. In the wake of the December 2024 decision of the Bern Convention