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Advancing the welfare of animals in more than 50 countries, Humane Society International works around the globe to promote the human-animal bond, rescue and protect dogs and cats, improve farm animal welfare, protect wildlife, promote animal-free testing and research, respond to disasters and confront cruelty to animals in all of its forms.

Latest updates from around the world

Europe

Liz Truss urged ‘Don’t Betray Animals suffering for fur and foie gras’ in 300,000-signature petition led by Chris Packham 

September 29, 2022 Read More Latest Updates
Europe

Secret filming shows rooms stacked full of caged chinchillas in Romania’s filthy fur factory farms, sparking calls for a ban

September 29, 2022 Read More Latest Updates
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Italy’s largest hunting fair no longer welcome in Vicenza

September 28, 2022 Read More Latest Updates

Our work in action

21 dogs saved from slaughter

“Now they have a chance at a new life.”-Sangkyung Lee, campaign manager, Korea dog meat

Together, we're helping animals from Ukraine

“We aim to provide a safety net for those families fleeing with their beloved animals so that at no point they feel compelled to leave their pets behind due to concerns about being able to care for them.”-Ruud Tombrock, executive director of HSI/Europe

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Dog Meat Trade

Across Asia, millions of dogs and cats are brutally killed for meat. In South Korea, dogs are farmed in appalling conditions. HSI works in China, South Korea, Indonesia and Viet Nam to end the cruelty.

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Fur

Millions of animals suffer and die every year for fashion. Confined in small, wire-mesh cages on factory farms or captured by brutal metal traps in the wild, their fur is turned into frivolous keychain trinkets or trim on coats and hats.

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Trophy Hunting

Trophy hunters pay huge sums of money to kill wild animals for in-home display. HSI works to raise public awareness and end corporate support of trophy hunters’ interests, as well as improve legal protections and encourage alternatives.

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