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100,000 Dogs Walk in WSPA’s Virtual March to Fight Rabies and Animal Cruelty

Today, more than 100,000 virtual dogs are marching across the Internet to deliver a global message: Use collars, not cruelty, in the fight against rabies.

An asiatic black bear at a farm in China.

Korea displays commitment to end bear farming

The Korean government has publicly committed to find a way to end bear farming in 2012.

Humpback whale calf (foreground) and mother, Pacific Ocean

WSPA denounces latest proposal to ‘trade whale quotas’

New scheme ignores reality that whales are conscious, intelligent animals, not stocks in trade

2011 achievements video

2011 achievements for animals

Find out about the difference you helped us make for animals around the world last year.

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From the Field: Achieving “Collars Not Cruelty” in Cox’s Bazar

WSPA’s mass vaccination project in Bangladesh is helping to protect thousands of dogs, as well as local families, from rabies.

Ricky Gervais supports Collars not Cruelty

Ricky Gervais Asks Animal Lovers to “Collar a Dog, Spread the Word, Help Save a Life”

Comedian Ricky Gervais has announced his support for WSPA’s Collars Not Cruelty campaign to protect dogs from both cruelty and rabies.

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