TV Vet
4th January 2016
It's wonderful to think that people from all over the world can work together to help the animals. I wish you all the luck in the world and hope the... Read moreWho won this year’s World Animal Day Grant?
4th January 2016
With the help and support of Naturewatch Foundation and its supporters, we are delighted to announce the winner of the World Animal Day Grant this year is the Tanzania Animal... Read morePoet-in-Residence – Susan Richardson
4th January 2016
As we move forward into 2015, we're thrilled to announce an inspiring new venture for World Animal Day by welcoming Susan Richardson as our poet-in-residence. Susan is a Wales-based poet,... Read moreFree Global Publicity for your World Animal Day Celebration
4th January 2016
WOW! On behalf of the animals, we thank you most sincerely for helping to make World Animal Day 2015 a huge success. Together we made animal issues front page news... Read moreAndorra now has a World Animal Day Ambassador!
4th January 2016
We warmly welcome Turi Mora, Founder of the Bomosa Foundation, as a World Animal Day Ambassador in Andorra. One of our main endeavours of the Bomosa Foundation involves providing a... Read moreAuthor and Illusionist
4th January 2016
"I love my dogs, they are a part of my family. We should all love and care for all animals!" Read moreWorld Animal Day Grant Interim Report
4th January 2016
A few words from Thomas Kahema, Executive Director, Tanzania Animal Welfare Society (TAWESO) Dear World Animal Day and supporters of Naturewatch Foundation who sponsored the grant. The Tanzania Animal Welfare... Read morePlease Do Not Abandon Me!
4th January 2016
Our Turkish Ambassador, Ahmet Senpolat has just sent us this video which he’d like to share with you. You are free to use the video but please mention that the... Read moreActress and Model
4th January 2016
"How wonderful to have a day to celebrate all the animals in the world. What a lonely, awful place it would be without them. They enrich every aspect of life... Read moreHelp Save Mauritian Bats from being Culled
4th January 2016
The Mauritian Government has made the decision to cull 18,000 endemic fruit bats (known as the Flying Fox) in Mauritius because they are apparently causing much damage to local fruit... Read more