All Press Releases for Animal rescue

IFAW Rushes Experts and Urgently Needed Supplies to Baghdad Zoo Animals
17th June 2003
The five-person expert IFAW team began to arrive in Baghdad a week ago, and now includes vets and logistical experts and has many years experience in handling difficult and dangerous situations to bring care to animals in need. The international I Read more »
Spanish Wildlife Islands Now Engulfed By Oil – Rare Species At Risk Warns IFAW
5th December 2002
Three islands - Ons, Cies and Salvora – form the new National Maritime Atlantic Islands Park and are the most important nesting and migration locations for birds in the region.Tens of thousands of birds inhabit and visit the island and nearb Read more »
UPDATE Pilot Whales restrand on Lieutenant's Island in Wellfleet, MA.
30th July 2002
The whales stranded once again with the falling tide and veterinary experts determined the animals were too weak to survive another rescue attempt. By late afternoon, the difficult decision was made to euthanize the remaining animals and end their Read more »
UPDATE Pilot Whales restrand on Lieutenant's Island in Wellfleet, MA.
30th July 2002
The whales stranded once again with the falling tide and veterinary experts determined the animals were too weak to survive another rescue attempt. By late afternoon, the difficult decision was made to euthanize the remaining animals and end their Read more »
46 Pilot Whales Rescued by IFAW and the Cape Cod Stranding Network
29th July 2002
The stranded whales were discovered at six o’clock in the morning as low tide was approaching on the North side of Cape Cod. Member organizations of the Cape Cod Stranding Network immediately responded to the situation. More than 100 volunte Read more »
46 Pilot Whales Rescued by IFAW and the Cape Cod Stranding Network
29th July 2002
The stranded whales were discovered at six o’clock in the morning as low tide was approaching on the North side of Cape Cod. Member organizations of the Cape Cod Stranding Network immediately responded to the situation. More than 100 volunte Read more »