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ARCH in action: some images of the relief effort
China to ban eating cats and dogs
Global dog ownership exploding but is Britain fit to lead?
Help the animal victims of Haiti
How far would you go to save animals?
Less than 24 hours to save whales
UPDATE on Greenland whaling vote
WSPA aid requested by Haitian government
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Animal Discovery News
WSPA and the ARCH team arrived in Haiti over the weekend, to aid animals affected by the devastating earthquake.
India joins the campaign for a Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare (UDAW).
The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti, a joint initiative led by WSPA and IFAW, has been working hard to protect Haiti’s vulnerable animals. Click through for a photo slideshow of their efforts so far...
An earthquake measuring 8.8 on the Richter scale, hit central Chile early on Saturday morning. Our South American Disaster Management team is working hard to find out as much as possible, so we can...%20KAWA%20small_tcm9-11113.jpg)
Following recent reports in the UK press, the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) welcomes news that China is considering a ban on consumption of dog and cat meat. 
An independent report commissioned by the Kennel Club and WSPA member society the Dogs Trust has found that current UK dog-breeding practices raise serious welfare concerns. 
Your donations made it possible for our disaster management team to act swiftly, responding within hours to the Haitian government’s request for help.
Together, the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) will be working on the ground to help the animals in Haiti.
On Monday 1st March the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) will be holding a public talk for animal lovers interested in participating in one of WSPA’s overseas challenges in 2010.
Did you know that making small changes in your diet can not only have benefits for animal welfare and your health, but also reduce your carbon footprint?
UPDATED: The Israeli government vote to ban all fur has now been postponed for two weeks to give civil servants more time to research the issue. 
Humpback whales are in danger as the International Whaling Commission (IWC) votes tomorrow on a Danish proposal to resume humpback hunting off Greenland's coast.
Mark Whitfield, a British paramedic and mechanic is supplying a Sierra Leone WSPA member society with a mobile veterinary clinic to save strays from a life of cruelty and neglect. 
Today whales got another reprieve at a meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) when a vote to award a quota of 10 humpbacks to Greenland was postponed until June.
In the aftermath of the worst natural disaster in recent history, the Haitian government has asked WSPA to lead a team of experts to provide aid to stricken animals.
A killer whale has killed its trainer revealing the serious welfare risk to both people and animals for the sake of entertainment. WSPA urges you not to visit marine mammals in captivity and instead...