18 October 2017
We joined Ghana and Sierra Leone during World Rabies week 2017 as they launched their National Rabies Strategies.
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05 October 2017
Our ground - breaking new report reveals the exploitation of sloths, caiman, anacondas, and more, who are used for tourist selfies across Latin America
20 September 2017
Category 5 storm Hurricane Maria is following the same destructive path across the Caribbean as Hurricane Irma. We're still protecting vulnerable animals affected by Irma, but fear they'll be in even more danger after this second storm strikes.
15 September 2017
After Hurricane Irma, Barbuda is an eerie place. Apart from a handful of police and soldiers, the only inhabitants are animals. We’re keeping them safe and helping them recover
14 September 2017
On 6th-7th July 2017, we organized a Social media training in Nairobi aimed at equipping young tech-savvy keyboard wizards with key skills and knowledge around animal welfare communication.
14 September 2017
The 16th Aviana International Fair for Poultry and Livestock took place on the 6th-7th July 2017, at the capital city of Kenya, Nairobi, at the Sarit Center.
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13 September 2017
In the wake of Hurricane Irma, the situation for animals on the tiny Caribbean island of Barbuda is dire. We’re working with local vets and organisations in the meantime, as we urgently try to get there
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11 September 2017
As Hurricane Irma – the strongest Atlantic hurricane in history – leaves a path of destruction across the Caribbean, we look back at some of our responses to hurricanes there since 2007
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09 September 2017
All flights to Antigua are currently cancelled, but our disaster response team hopes to be able to fly there tomorrow (Sunday September 10). While in transit, we're working with local veterinarians and animal welfare groups, to help take action on the ground in several locations
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08 September 2017
Following the strongest Atlantic hurricane in history, we are deploying to protect animals – the forgotten victims of disasters. Millions of animals could be affected
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