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Sep 1, 2010100 ‘cows’ escaped from their factory farm today, to launch WSPA’s 'Not in my cuppa' campaign against intensive dairy farming in the UK, such as the Nocton Dairies proposal for an 8,100 cow industrial farm.
Aug 31, 2010Thousands of animal lovers have responded to WSPA’s Stop Bear Bile Farming campaign by donating to our dedicated campaign fund and writing messages about why they want bear bile farming to stop.
Aug 20, 2010Sadly, WSPA must report some distressing news from our bear baiting project in Pakistan. The recent floods have severely affected the Kund Park sanctuary, resulting in the tragic death of 20 of the 23 bears living there.
Aug 3, 2010Claims across the UK press today that milk from up to 100 cloned cows may have made its way into the British milk market, exposes dairy industry issues which affect all milk drinkers.
Aug 3, 2010In the run up to the general election, WSPA contacted candidates from the main political parties asking for their support on three key animal welfare issues and is now asking the elected MPs to stand strong against industrial 'mega-dairies'.
Jul 28, 2010Today’s vote to ban bullfighting in Catalonia is a momentous victory for the global animal welfare movement and marks a clear shift in attitudes towards cruel ‘sports’.
Jul 23, 2010Days before the Catalonian Parliament votes on whether to end bullfighting in Catalonia, national and international support calling for the abolition of bullfighting is intensifying.
Jul 13, 2010Thanks to generous donations from WSPA supporters, our disaster management team – as part of the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) – has made great strides in providing disaster relief to the animals and people of Haiti during the past six months.
Jun 28, 2010WSPA has backed Friends of the Earth in their call for MPs to introduce a Sustainable Livestock Bill, committing Government to exploring sustainable meat and dairy in the UK and promoting better animal welfare.
Jun 25, 2010The IWC has buckled under pressure, giving Greenland permission to kill 9 humpback whales each year
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