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Bolivian children dress up as indigenous animals to show support for animal welfare

Bravo! Latin American nations back animals

With 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.

WSPA calls for long-term solutions for dogs in First Nations communities

WSPA calls for long-term solutions for dogs in First Nations communities

The 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.

Juan Carlos Murillo examines a dog during ARCH's initial inspection

ARCH in action: images of relief effort

The 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.

See WSPA's 2009 achievements for animals

2009 Achievements for animals

Thank you. With your support, WSPA and our member societies achieved great things for animals last year. Watch our video and see some of the changes you helped make possible

A dog amongst the rubble in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Animal aid reaches Haiti

WSPA and the ARCH team arrived in Haiti over the weekend, to aid animals affected by the devastating earthquake.

In Ontario, there are no restrictions on keeping a Tiger in a roadside zoo or as a pet in your own backyard.

Tragic tiger mauling should be wake-up call for Ontario

The death of Norman Buwalda, who was mauled by his pet tiger yesterday, is a tragedy that could have been prevented with revisions to animal protection law.

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It's time to ban exotic 'pets' in Ontario

Send a letter to the government now. Use your voice to help animals.

Ban exotic 'pets' - like tigers - in Ontario