The main reasons are their exploitation for heavy load work and the demand for skins used in traditional medicines.
For years, it was believed that animals’ emotions were impossible to measure but science has proved otherwise.
Over the past two decades, research into animal sentience has grown enormously, revealing that their emotional lives are as complex as they are fascinating.
Thanks to strong alliances and the support of those who believe in animal welfare, we continue building a future where their freedom comes first.
Have you seen comments like:
“Aww, look at that cute little baby!”
“How cute, they’re hugging!”
“Wow, we have to try that!”
on content featuring wild animals?
Look beyond the screen. Think about the animal. If something doesn’t look right, don’t engage - report it 🚩
This #ReportItWeek, we are joining the Social Media Animal Cruelty Online Coalition (SMACC) and the Asia for Animals Coalition (AfA) to help end animal cruelty online.
Report harmful animal content here ▼ endcrueltyonline.com/report-…











