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Mar 9, 2010Simon Cowell has pledged support for the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and its campaign for a Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare.
Mar 4, 2010Today, the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) announced a $1.1 million agreement with the Haitian government aimed at improving animal welfare and repairing the country’s damaged veterinary capacity.
Mar 1, 2010A killer whale has killed its trainer, revealing the serious welfare risk to both people and animals for the sake of entertainment. WSPA urges you not to visit marine mammals in captivity and instead help them flourish in the wild.
Feb 25, 2010WSPA prepares for a special make-or-break meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC).
Feb 19, 2010Wednesday’s vote in the Knesset – the legislative branch of the Israeli government – has been postponed for two weeks to give civil servants more time to research the issue.
Feb 11, 2010He grew up and went to veterinary school in Oklahoma, USA. Through his work for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA), he helped WSPA set up its first office and later served two years as WSPA President.
Feb 9, 2010One month after a Southwold man was killed by his pet tiger, there are more calls for the provincial government to implement licensing for exotic animals. A recent poll shows that Ontarians agree.
Feb 5, 2010With the exciting news that Bolivia and Nicaragua are supporting a Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare, we hope to see enthusiasm for this initiative snowball in the region, marking real change for animals.
Feb 3, 2010The tragic death of a child in a Saskatchewan First Nation community, after he was attacked by dogs, has prompted calls for a cull of all roaming dogs, but WSPA has seen evidence that culling does not work in the long term.
Jan 29, 2010The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti, a join initiative led by WSPA and IFAW, has been working hard to protect Haiti’s vulnerable animals. Click through for a slideshow of their efforts so far.
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