Animal Rights Advocate

04/09/2020

In response to a lawsuit filed in August 2019 by the Center for Biological Diversity, Animal Legal Defense Fund, and Project Coyote, a federal animal-killing program must restrict its use of bird-killing poisons in Northern California and stop setting strangulation snares and other traps in places l...

01/13/2020

The world is in a knitting frenzy. There are several wonderful groups enlisting thousands on FB and around the world- knitting and crafting comfort pieces for these animals- please consider joining them if you are talented in that regard.

Knitting needles are clicking furiously around the world to create protective pouches and blankets for wildlife made homeless by Australian wildfires.

01/13/2020

PBS and BBC America are setting the pace for major world class docs. Here are several that you should try to see.

Documentaries provide an outlet to inspire others to think with compassion, show respect for the earth, and make a change.

01/13/2020

Meet the wonderful dogs that are helping the koalas that need rescue.

Dogs are saving koalas in the Australia wildfires.

01/13/2020

The animals in Australia need as much help as possible. Please share and consider helping.

I’m helping IFAW create a better future for animals everywhere. With your support, we can build a world where animals and people thrive together.

01/13/2020

Please sign and share.

Fur coats are expensive, but it's nothing compared to the ultimate price animals pay to make them. (101076 signatures on petition)

01/13/2020

We have not been on this page for some time- caught up in working for the animals of Australia- we will be posting some news and opportunities to help the animals now. Please share and do what you can if it is possible.

12/18/2019

Amazing news- about , whose numbers continue to recover, though there's no room for complacency with only 1,063 in the world! Latest census results: 604 in the conservation area and 459 in the newly published survey of Bwindi-Sarambwe population.
Congratulations to all involved!

The global mountain gorilla population has grown to 1,063 following a survey undertaken in a protected area spanning Uganda and the Demorcratic Republic of Congo.