You can help MAKE A CHANGE for animals
Take the time to really look into their eyes – if you do, you will see their suffering.
Every day, in Australia and around the world, World Animal Protection puts pressure on industries, corporations and governments to stand up and take notice. The systems that create animal suffering are strong – but they can be moved through public, financial and legal pressure.
We must create a world in which animals’ lives matter.
Will you donate monthly to CHANGE THE WAY the world treats animals?
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Help END the exploitation of animals
Animals live miserable lives and die painfully because laws and economies are set up to priorities profit over animal welfare.
Baby pigs are snatched from their mothers at birth, their soft tails cut off and their little teeth clipped, with no pain relief. In Australia, it’s not only legal but routine. All so that animals are easier to control in the cramped, dirty conditions of an intensive factory farm.
The systems that cause animal suffering are strong. But together, we are stronger.
Will you help shift the scales in favour of kindness and compassion for animals?
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STOP ANIMALS SUFFERING!
Support ongoing work to protect animals around the world. Your monthly gift can help to:
Stop the exploitation of bears
and care for them in sanctuaries when they can’t be returned to the wild.
Change the way we treat farmed animals like chickens, pigs and cows by transforming the food industry.
End captive lion breeding
in South Africa for trophy hunting and traditional medicine.
Look at the photos. You can SEE and FEEL their misery.
Animals suffer terribly because global systems prioritise profit over welfare and treat animals like commodities.
They consider animals to be something, not someone.
Animals suffer because of human greed and ignorance.
You can help! World Animal Protection exists to STOP the suffering of animals – but we can’t do it without you.
Your action today will make a difference by funding our vital and ongoing work to end the exploitation of animals.
CHANGE THE WAY the world treats animals with a monthly donation.
CHANGE
Factory Farming
Over 700 million chickens are reared for meat each year in Australia, often with no access to natural light or fresh air. Bred to grow unnaturally large and too fast, chickens on a factory farm suffer short, miserable lives.
World Animal Protection is exposing the worst abuses of factory farming and holding industry and government to account so animals bred for food can live better lives.
We need your help to change factory farming and stop animals' suffering.
SWITCH
to Faux Fashion
So many wild animals have beautiful skin and fur. But that doesn’t justify killing some of the world’s most magnificent creatures.
Crocodiles killed for fashion are electrocuted to immobilise them before slaughter. The back of their neck is cut and their brain is pierced. This brutal death helps keep their skin in the best condition.
A tiny mink will suffer a lifetime in a small, barren, wire cage no bigger than a microwave oven. Her soft fur will ultimately be used for false eyelashes.
Please donate to World Animal Protection and help us advocate for a switch to faux fashion.
STOP
Animal Tourism
Most people don’t realise the cruel treatment that happens to wild animals that are captured and trained for tourism and entertainment.
For an elephant to accept humans to climb on their back, they must first have their instinct and spirit crushed.
For a lion cub to be petted and handled by humans, they must be stolen from their mother as babies. When they’re too big and dangerous for pats and walks, they’re forced to breed or shot by trophy hunters.
Donate today to help us stop animal tourism and entertainment.
END
the Wildlife Trade
Wild animals like lions, bears and orangutans are killed for their parts, used for breeding or sold as pets.
An estimated 8,000 – 10,000 lions live in cramped, dirty breeding farms in South Africa, compared to less than 3,000 living in the wild. They suffer from deformities, diseases and starvation. And when their bodies no longer serve a purpose, many of them end their miserable lives as easy prey to be shot by trophy hunters.
Lions are born to be wild. They should not be exploited for tourism, medicine, or entertainment.
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