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The dogs HSI saved from a South Korean dog meat farm will start their new lives in the Netherlands, the U.S., the U.K. and Canada.Get more info
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Giraffes are facing a silent extinction. Ask the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list them as Endangered.Take action
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November 19, 2018

Colombina joins global cage-free egg movement
November 19, 2018

Humane Society International/Africa echoes Parliament’s call for a ban on captive lion breeding
November 14, 2018

European Court of Auditors’ report highlights Member State failings on farm animal welfare
November 12, 2018

Humane Society International urges restoration of complete and permanent ban on Chinese trade in rhino horn and tiger bone
November 9, 2018

Mexico Supreme Court upholds cockfighting ban in Veracruz

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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.