Animal Action education programme
Our Animal Action education programme helps children learn and care about animals

Our animal action education programme helps children learn and care about animals

Cats and dogs news

Bali Diary: Caring for dogs, wherever they are
17th May 2012 by Hanna Lentz | 12 Comments
Janice Girardi of the IFAW-supported Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) has shared this recent story about the ongoing Read more »
With regard to population management, 'too many' really means 'not enough'
30th April 2012 by Kate Nattrass Atema | 2 Comments
Around the world, dogs and cats are poisoned, beaten, neglected or otherwise abused because there are “too many Read more »
Ruby in hospital in early February. c. IFAW/L. Cant-Haylett
29th March 2012 by Lisa Cant-Haylett | 1 Comments
Any dog or cat living in Khayelitsha, Cape Town can count itself extremely lucky if it finds itself at the Mdzananda Animal Read more »
Spotlight UK: Finding safe haven for animal victims of domestic violence
27th March 2012 by Hanna Lentz | 1 Comments
So many of us know and have experienced the close bond that exists between people and their animal companions.  Such a Read more »
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Tough Justice for Woman Guilty of Animal Cruelty
9th February 2012
One of the toughest judgments ever for animal cruelty in South Africa was handed down by a Krugersdorp court today. Antoinette van Wyk (34), a mother of three, was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for five years, plus a further 12 months h Read more »
Justice Time for Dog Buried Alive – Accused Men in Court
11th January 2012
The trial of two men accused of burying a dog alive on the sports field of a Cape Town school, begins on Friday 13th January. Poto Mfengu and Mkhumbuzi Ncedana, janitors at the Luhlaza Secondary High School in Khayelitsha, are charged under the anima Read more »
21st September 2010
“This program will save hundreds of thousands of lives—both dogs and humans,” said Kate Atema, IFAW Director of Companion Animals Programs. IFAW is supporting the initiative which is being led by the World Society for the Protection Read more »
27th July 2010
IFAW’s Northern Dogs Project team was in a remote Canadian community providing vital veterinary care and humane education when concerned community members alerted IFAW’s team that due to concerns about the number of roaming dogs, unwanted Read more »
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Helping Dogs and Cats
8th May 2012 by | 0 Comments
IFAW advocates for laws that protect animals from cruelty and neglect, we provide veterinary training and basic veterinary Read more »
Field Guide for Adequate Guardianship - Draft
19th October 2011 by | 0 Comments
IFAW works to ensure an acceptable quality of life for companion animals, through the facilitation of Adequate Guardianship, Read more »
Disaster Preparation Tips for Pets
13th October 2011 by | 0 Comments
IFAW works with local communities to help them better prepare for future disasters. You can help by doing your part to prepar Read more »
Rescuing and Treating the Street Dogs of Bali, Indonesia
7th March 2011 by | 0 Comments
At IFAW, we believe that no animal should suffer from an illness or injury that can be easily treated. Since 2002, IFAW has b Read more »
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Bali Diary: Caring for dogs, wherever they are
17th May 2012 by Hanna Lentz | 12 Comments
Janice Girardi of the IFAW-supported Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) has shared this recent story about the ongoing Read more »
Helping Dogs and Cats
8th May 2012 by | 0 Comments
IFAW advocates for laws that protect animals from cruelty and neglect, we provide veterinary training and basic veterinary Read more »
With regard to population management, 'too many' really means 'not enough'
30th April 2012 by Kate Nattrass Atema | 2 Comments
Around the world, dogs and cats are poisoned, beaten, neglected or otherwise abused because there are “too many Read more »
Ruby in hospital in early February. c. IFAW/L. Cant-Haylett
29th March 2012 by Lisa Cant-Haylett | 1 Comments
Any dog or cat living in Khayelitsha, Cape Town can count itself extremely lucky if it finds itself at the Mdzananda Animal Read more »
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