Clone of With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:37am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

Clone of With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:36am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

Clone of With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:36am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

Clone of With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:36am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

Clone of With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:35am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

With historic flooding in Germany, food supply for animals will soon become a problem

Submitted by Cassidy Bissell on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:11am
Shannon Walajtys
don, 06/13/2013
Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding

Susanne in our Germany office holding a goat, rescued during the recent flooding.I just had a very informative conversation with our team in Germany. I am proud of the whole IFAW Germany office for their rapid response to an absolutely awful situation.

A mystery to resolve in the English countryside

Submitted by Cassidy Bissell on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 10:03am
Jordi Casamitjana
din, 06/18/2013

It should be quite simple.

If hunts in England are hunting within the law, it should be very easy to prove.

Go where they meet, observe what they do, and record them engaged in activities where wild animals are not chased by their hounds.

However, if you try to do that you will get a surprise.

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International Court of Justice to hear case on Japan's Antarctic whaling

Submitted by Stephanie Grace on Thu, 06/13/2013 - 9:58am
Matt Collis
don, 06/13/2013
Sadly, it may be some time before there is any judgment from the Court

Sadly, it may be some time before there is any judgment from the ICJ.In two weeks’ time, something rather unusual will take place in the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Netherlands.

I Found A Way to rear and rehabilitate an Indian rhino

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Wed, 06/12/2013 - 6:06pm
Azzedine Downes
woe, 06/05/2013
Cause for celebration: Maino, the first rhino ever to be released into Manas kic

Cause for celebration: Maino, the first rhino ever to be released into Manas kickstarting a crucial program to repopulate the park’s rhinos, has given birth. Pictured here taking a swim with her new born calf, Mainao was rescued in 2002 and moved to Manas in 2006. She was the first rhino to walk this UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the species reintroduction programme. She had been missing since May 26th and our team had suspected that she may be pregnant.</p /> </p></div> </div> <div class=

I Found A Way to rescue a stray Mexican dog

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Wed, 06/12/2013 - 5:58pm
Azzedine Downes
don, 06/06/2013

This week during a visit to Cozumel, Mexico, our team discovered a dog in desperate need of help. Covered in used motor oil and little more than skin and bones, we found him as we were passing through the mangroves – dense, jungle-like swamps – in the remote, south east side of the island.  In his mouth was the carcass of an opossum, as he was starving and scavenging for anything to eat.

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