Live export ships exposed
World-first footage: animals are suffering and being cooked alive on live export ships. Help shut down this illegal cruelty.
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Stop savage ‘pig dogging’ in Australia
Take urgent action to help stop the shameful 'sport' of pig dogging in the Australian bush, where many animals die slowly and painfully.
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Understanding the issues: kangaroo shooting
Each night in Australia, kangaroo families flee in terror as they’re chased down by hunters in utes. These iconic native animals are being slaughtered at an alarming rate to supply the lucrative meat and skin trade.
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Stop cattle cruelty
Australian beef and dairy industries these gentle giants are confronted with problems that they desperately need our help to solve.
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Ground-breaking music campaign launched to ‘Save Miorița’ – and spare all Romanian sheep from live export
Animals International is calling on Europe's largest exporter of live animals to ban the trade – through the re-creation of a beloved Romanian folk song.
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End the use of shark nets and drumlines in Australia
Sharks play a vital role in keeping our oceans healthy, and yet these often misunderstood animals are being put at great risk of suffering and death because of misconception and fear.
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Pledge to make your yard wildlife-friendly
With the impacts of habitat destruction and global warming combined, wildlife habitats are being diminished across the country. Turning your backyard into a wildlife haven is an impactful way you can help.
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Animal-friendly law changes worth celebrating!
Legislative change to protect animals is hard fought and long won. But when change does occur, it’s worth celebrating! These laws to better protect animals are stepping us closer to a kinder future for all.
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Ukraine emergency response: How you can support animals on the ground
As conflict intensifies across Ukraine, our Emergency Grants Program is assisting the courageous individuals on the ground saving lives.
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5 reasons to love Stray
Stray has taken the world by storm, but what can it teach us about our fellow species and our impact on their lives?
