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WSPA is currently distributing food and veterinary supplies to help more than 5,000 cattle and horses, and nearly 20,000 goats and sheep, in the most severely-flooded areas of Fiji. Our Disaster Relief team is also compiling information on the local livestock for a database that will be used by the Fijian government as part of its emergency planning processes - an effort that will ultimately help save the lives of many animals, in the future.  Visit our Animals in Disaster blog for more information >>

1.400 bulls die in 175 bullfights celebrated each year in Mexico, according to a study made in 2010 by WSPA and Fundación Tomy

Hopes are dashed as Bullfighting continues in Mexico City

WSPA learned that the President of the Government Commission publicly stated the vote was "not a priority," and the assembly failed to accept the proposal.

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Hawaii Close to Banning Bear Bile Trade!

WSPA recently asked our supporters for help in urging Hawaii Legislators to support a bill (House Bill 2296 ) that would end the trade of bear gallbladders and bile and protect bears globally.

Luis Carlos Sarmiento, director WSPA South America, hands over the petition to Ms. Elizabeth Thompson and Mr. Brice Lalonde, Executive Coordinators of Rio+20.

More than 100,000 People to the UN - The Humane Future We Want for Farm Animals

As part of WSPA’s Pawprint campaign, supporters ask world leaders to put animal welfare at the heart of the upcoming Rio+20 conference agenda

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John A. Hoyt: a lasting legacy

It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to John A. Hoyt, one of WSPA’s founding board members.

WSPA’s call for farm animal welfare builds global momentum

Global support is growing fast for WSPA’s call for better farm animal welfare to be at the heart of discussions around sustainable development.

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