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- Urge South Korea to protect animalsfrom the dog meat industry

2017 Annual Report

Our latest annual report is here. Read about all the victories you helped us achieve in 2017!Thank you
Say No to Elephant Rides

Elephant rides are terribly cruel to animals. Pledge today to never participate in India or anywhere in the world.Take action
Stop Exploiting Lions for Tourism

Urge tour operators in South Africa to stop offering cub petting, fake volunteering, and lion walks that cause animals harm.Cruel behind the scenes

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July 16, 2018

STATEMENT: Humane Society International/Canada calls on the Quebec government to stop animal abuse
July 16, 2018

SaladStop! joins global cage-free egg movement
July 9, 2018

Grand Hyatt Singapore and Andaz Singapore announce cage-free egg initiative
July 3, 2018

HSI issues statement on American hunter who posed with the giraffe she killed
June 28, 2018

36 dogs rescued from dog meat trade to remain in the care of HSI/India

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Contributions to Humane Society International are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law in your country. HSI's tax identification number is 52-1769464. Donations made from the UK: HSI UK is registered in England and Wales as charity number 1098925, company number 4610194. Donations made from the Netherlands: HSI UK is regarded as an ANBI Charity under Dutch Fiscal Number 8241.63.072. Donations made in Canada: donations to HSI Canada are not tax-deductible. Non-profit organizations in Canada that lobby to change government policy are generally denied charitable status.