A tragic carriage-horse accident this summer reignited a long-overdue conversation in NYC. Our new report examines persistent welfare and oversight concerns in the carriage horse industry and why regulations alone aren't solving the problem. Read more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/nyc-… #AnimalWelfare #HorseWelfare #NewYorkCity

Fur is on its way out. Today, international outerwear brand Woolrich Europe announced it is going fur-free. We joined the Fur Free Alliance to achieve exactly these kinds of fur-free commitments, and we’re proud to see yet another beacon of fashion shift away from fur cruelty. #FurFree #Fashion humaneworld.org/en/blog/wool…

Colorado’s Amendment 83 would enshrine a “right to hunt” in the state constitution that could undermine protections for wild animals for years to come. Voters in the state can still prevent this. Vote NO on Amendment 83. humaneworld.org/en/blog/colo…

Another win against cage cruelty: A federal judge just dismissed the Trump administration's challenge to Michigan's cage-free egg law. The court rejected the claim that better egg standards are responsible for higher prices. The momentum toward more humane treatment of animals is undeniable. humaneworld.org/en/blog/judg…

Five years ago, during a severe snowstorm in San Antonio, Texas, a tiger cub was found with a dog harness around her neck. It was clear that there was no natural reason for her to be there. Elsa is just one of countless victims of the wild animal pet trade, a highly lucrative and operation that robs animals all over the world of their ability to express their natural behaviors and instincts, a life in their natural environment and often their lives. humaneworld.org/en/blog/disc…

Switzerland has made history. Now it's time for other countries to follow suit. #AnimalWelfare #FurFree #AnimalProtection Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/swit…

This brings tears to my eyes. Years ago, people said a ban on dog meat farming in South Korea was impossible. Now we are completing our final large-scale dog meat farm rescue before the ban on dog meat farming takes full effect in early 2027. As we continue working to end the dog and cat meat trade across Asia, it is knowing that South Korea’s ban is coming into full effect in 2027 and that these dogs are safe and on their way to loving homes that gives us momentum to keep working towards a more compassionate world for all animals. Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/hist… #DogMeat #SouthKorea #AnimalRescue

Helping farmed animals does not have to be overwhelming. It’s true that billions of these animals are suffering right now. But it’s also true that everyone can, through everyday choices, make a difference. Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/five… #FarmAnimalWelfare #PlantBasedFood

I recently had the opportunity to sit with Suzy Welch and discuss how to build a better world for animals through systemic change. I want to say a quick thank you to @SuzyWelch for inviting me onto her podcast. youtube.com/watch?v=TXwoF8vR…

A historic moment for animals and public health: Chile is now the first country in South America to eliminate dog-transmitted rabies. This achievement reflects decades of collaboration and commitment. Now, the work continues to ensure no community is excluded from the network of care. humaneworld.org/en/blog/chil…

President Trump’s new executive order, “Reinvigorating America’s Hunting Heritage,” is built on a dangerous myth: that more hunting and more killing equals better conservation. Here is the reality: Expanding the use of toxic lead ammunition puts wildlife and people at risk. Promoting the killing of wild carnivores like wolves, bears, and mountain lions ignores science and threatens healthy ecosystems. And the claim that increased hunting will strengthen local economies overlooks a simple fact: wildlife watching generates far more participation and spending than hunting. Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/war-…

We fought for this, and we won: At the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, a simple change in regulatory language will eventually have implications for millions of animals. You can urge the FDA to implement the change as quickly as possible to prevent more animals from suffering. Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/win-…

The puppy mill industry survives by exploiting dogs for profit and people’s love of animals. But awareness is driving real reform, changing the market for good. humaneworld.org/en/blog/more… #PuppyMillAwarenessDay #PuppyMillAwarenessMonth #StopPuppyMills

The Trump administration’s latest reported move against the Endangered Species Act is part of a coordinated attack targeting habitat protections and imperiled species across the U.S. The existence of whole species is at stake. Read more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/trum…

Tourists beware: Wildlife attractions that promise sloths. In Costa Rica, we have recently detected a new and deeply troubling model: sloth parks that guarantee 100% certainty of observing sloths “in their natural environment.” Behind many of these establishments is a story of suffering and illegal trafficking. Learn more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/trut…

Earlier this year, a petition surfaced in front of the California Fish and Game Commission that, if successful, would have allowed private individuals to keep some species of primates as pets. Our wildlife team knows that the wild animal pet trade causes immense suffering on a massive scale, so they took immediate action. They worked quickly to organize opposition to this proposal—and they won. Read this remarkable story. Read more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/why-… #PetMonkeys #WildlifeTrade #ProtectWildlife #AnimalProtection

Scapegoating wolves is part of a package of concessions to the U.S. agriculture industry because American farmers and ranchers are angry about the Trump’s decision to ease tariffs on 300,000 metric tons of imported beef. BUT: Fewer than 1% of cows and sheep are killed by wild carnivores, including wolves, according to @USDA data. Removing protections will result in untold death and cruelty for these animals. The war on wolves needs to end, not escalate. Share if you agree. Read more: humaneworld.org/en/blog/trum…