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Every animal deserves a life worth living – from captive lions used for trophy hunting to mother pigs in cages in factory farms.
Annual achievements
Read Global Review 2023Image: Celeste the rescued jaguar. Las Pumas Sanctuary and Rescue Centre
Our supporters changed the world for animals in 2024. Thank you.
Last year's achievements for animals in numbers
Here are just some of the achievements for animals you helped us to reach last year.
Three Fashion Week bans
London and Copenhagen Fashion Weeks and Paypal Melbourne Fashion Festival announce wild feather bans.
31 monkeys rescued
You helped Jakarta Animal Aid Network rescue 31 macaques from the dancing monkey industry from Cirebon, Indonesia.
Two major travel companies moved
EasyJet and Jet2Holidays stopped promoting and selling tickets to cruel wildlife entertainment venues thanks to you.
50 organisations united
50 organisations joined our call to phase out industrial factory farming, advocating at United Nations events.
Five Wildlife Heritage Areas
Five new Wildlife Heritage Area candidate projects were developed, ranging from gorilla watching in Rwanda to orangutan trips in Indonesia.
First male jaguar released
You continued supporting our partner Oncafari to rehabilitate animals injured by manmade fires including releasing Xama the jaguar back into the wild.
South Africa aims to end lion farming
The South African government finally committed to a phase out of commercial captive lion breeding.
Live Export phase out announced
After over a decade of campaigning, the Australian Government finally committed to ending the live export of sheep by sea.
Global pension fund moved
You engaged one of the biggest pension funds in the world, ABP, to adopt a new animal welfare policy, steering investment away from big meat companies like JBS.
Your Global Review 2023
Learn more how you're helping us end animal cruelty across the world.
Thank you
Thank you for everything you have done to move the world for animals.
We are proud to have your support and will continue to inspire global change by tackling the root causes of animal cruelty.
Together we can transform the global food system.
Together we can free wild animals from exploitation. Forever.
Tricia Croasdell, Chief Executive Officer and Joanna Kerr, Chair