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Bali Diary: Caring for dogs, wherever they are
Bali Diary: Caring for dogs, wherever they are
17th May 2012 by Hanna Lentz | 15 Comments
Janice Girardi of the IFAW-supported Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) has shared this recent story about the ongoing Read more »
Spotlight Bolton: Reflections from a partner visit to Paws for Kids
Spotlight Bolton: Reflections from a partner visit to Paws for Kids
2nd May 2012 by Robbie Marsland | 0 Comments
On the train coming back from Bolton in the North West of England where I have been visiting the IFAW-funded Paws For Kids Read more »
With regard to population management, 'too many' really means 'not enough'
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
Spotlight South Africa: Ruby’s second rescue is a reminder that education is important
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
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 »
Balinese kindergartners after an animal welfare education session. c. 2012 IFAW
In Bali, an opportunity to set an animal welfare example for the whole world
6th March 2012 by Hanna Lentz | 0 Comments
On February 16th, The Jakarta Post published the article “Bali lowers rabies alert level: Good news or bad?”- Read more »