At Jai Dog Rescue in Thailand, close to 100 dogs are being cared for right now.
On the surface, it’s easy to see it as a place where dogs stay while they wait to be adopted. A temporary stop before something better comes along.
Animal welfare is often understood through the lens of rescue. The visible moment where an animal is taken in, treated, and given a second chance. It is important, and it deserves attention. But it is only one part of a much bigger picture.
Our friends at War Paws are facing the biggest challenge in their history.
After nearly seven years of building a safe haven for hundreds of animals in Iraq, they are now being evicted from the land where their shelter and veterinary clinic stand.
On March 21 at The O2 in London, our Power of One Ambassador Nathaniel Wood stepped back into the Octagon at UFC London to face Losene Keita in a featherweight contest. It was a fight that carried real significance. A chance to continue building momentum in one of the most competitive divisions in the sport, on one of the biggest stages.
Sometimes the best outcomes are not the most dramatic ones. They are the moments where a dog is simply back where they belong. Healthy, comfortable and able to return to the life they know.
Every now and again, a story comes along that reminds us exactly why community matters. Our friends at HAART recently shared the journey of Blessing Mkhari, one of their dedicated Animal Warriors. It is a story that captures what happens when commitment meets the right support, and how that combination can change not just one life, but many.
The UK Government has released updated guidance for the committees responsible for reviewing how animals are used in scientific research. These committees play a critical role in assessing research proposals before approval is granted.
Recent research from the RSPCA and its partners reveals how people across the UK think and feel about animals in 2025. There is real progress to celebrate. But there are also challenges we cannot ignore. Here is what the latest findings tell us.
From 1 July 2026, new EU transport rules could have serious consequences for animal rescue across Europe.
Under the proposed changes, volunteers transporting rescue dogs and cats for adoption could be treated in the same way as commercial freight drivers.
When devastating floods hit Mbaula Village and surrounding areas in South Africa, the destruction was immediate. Homes were damaged, communities were displaced and countless animals were left vulnerable.
As temperatures drop to brutal levels, our friends at Sadies Dog Rescue have been doing what they can to protect dogs from the cold. Jumpers are pulled from wardrobes.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the devastating floods in Mbaula Village and the surrounding areas. What began as heavy rainfall has rapidly escalated into a humanitarian and animal welfare emergency, leaving families displaced, communities cut off, and lives tragically lost.
