I Found A Way to help animals

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 3:54pm
Isabel McCrea
Sat, 05/11/2013

This year, the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) Australia celebrates 30 years of finding ways to help rescue and protect animals. We’ve always been a hands-on organisation with a practical approach and a ‘roll up your sleeves’ team of people to get the job done.

So it is with great excitement and pride that we’ve launched a campaign here in Australia, one that not only showcases IFAW’s work, but also celebrates the potential we all have together to make a very real difference to individual animals, vulnerable species and their habitats.

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Дороже обойдется

Submitted by Nastia Ivanova on Tue, 04/02/2013 - 12:53pm
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Tue, 04/02/2013
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Международный фонд защиты животных IFAW приветствует объявленное 31 марта 2013 года вступление в силу увеличения нормативов стоимости для исчисления размера вреда, причиненного особо ценным объектам животного мира, занесенным в Красную книгу Российской Федерации. Речь идет о таких видах, как белый медведь, амурский тигр, леопард, снежный барс, дзерен, амурский горал, безоаровый козел, алтайский горный баран и подвиды снежного барана, беркут, кречет, балобан, сапсан.

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Анастасия Иванова
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8 903 212 57 93
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glediste@yandex.ru

The Economics of Japanese Whaling

Submitted by Freund Freund on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 12:52pm
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Mon, 02/04/2013
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The Economics of Japanese Whaling

Official government of Japan statistics, Japanese press clippings, and public opinion polling in Japan show conclusively that the claim that Japanese commercial whaling is a cultural and nutritional necessity is a lie. Commercial whaling in Japan is an industry that is not profitable, that is able to exist only because of taxpayer subsidies, and that provides a product catering increasingly to a shrinking and ageing market.

IFAW北京猛禽救助中心年报（2001-2011）

Submitted by Jeff He on Sat, 09/29/2012 - 11:15pm
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Fri, 04/06/2012
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IFAW北京猛禽救助中心年报（BRRC, 2001-2011）

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U.S. appeals court upholds ban on polar bear imports

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 6:09pm
Jeffrey Flocken
Tue, 06/18/2013
U.S. appeals court upholds ban on polar bear imports

Victory for polar bears!Today, the D.C. Court of Appeals supported the ban on the importation of polar bear trophies, rejecting separate appeals by U.S. pro-hunting groups, Safari Club International and Conservation Force.

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

Submitted by Jen Jones on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 5:57pm
Shannon Walajtys
Fri, 06/14/2013
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 floodingI 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.

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Submitted by Jen Jones on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 5:53pm
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Your gift protects endangered animals, provides emergency relief to animals in crises, and saves pets and wildlife around the world.

Your gift represents a vital contribution to IFAW's entire mission of saving the world's animals from cruelty and exploitation and will be used where most needed to help ease their suffering.

 

Clone of Support IFAW's Work

Submitted by Jen Jones on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 5:38pm
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Your gift protects endangered animals, provides emergency relief to animals in crises, and saves pets and wildlife around the world.

Your gift represents a vital contribution to IFAW's entire mission of saving the world's animals from cruelty and exploitation and will be used where most needed to help ease their suffering.

 

Clone of Support IFAW's Work

Submitted by Jen Jones on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 5:37pm
Donate now
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Your gift protects endangered animals, provides emergency relief to animals in crises, and saves pets and wildlife around the world.

Your gift represents a vital contribution to IFAW's entire mission of saving the world's animals from cruelty and exploitation and will be used where most needed to help ease their suffering.

 

First fin whale harpooned in Iceland for three years is brought ashore to protest at home and abroad

Submitted by Alison Dintino on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 4:52pm
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Tue, 06/18/2013
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A lone whaler has resumed the cruel practice of harpooning endangered fin whales in Iceland after a three-year hiatus.

Two of Kristjan Loftsson’s boats left port in Reykjavik on Sunday evening and one has now arrived at his whaling station in Hvalfjordur with the first harpooned fin whale of the season strapped to its side. The arrival was marked with a protest by around 40 people, most of them Icelanders.

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Reykjavik
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Amanda Gent (IFAW UK)
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