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The United Kingdom was the world’s largest exporter of legal ivory between 2010 and 2015, records held by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) has revealed »

The UK's shame: It is now the biggest exporter of elephant ivory

29th August 2017 — United Kingdom

You would never abandon Alberto... but someone did »

Who would abandon Alberto!

29th August 2017 — Thailand

You’ve seen the news footage. Dogs and cats marooned on rooftops. Clinging to people in shoulder-deep floodwaters. Frantically swimming for their lives »

Texas flooding worsens! Animals DESPERATELY NEED HELP!

28th August 2017 — United States

I have told you many times before of the terrible situation street dogs face in Greece. Network for Animals is doing everything we can to help »

Forest fires in Greece create torment for street dogs

26th August 2017 — Greece

Hurricane Harvey with her 100 mile-an-hour-plus winds, is churning her way through the Gulf of Mexico, poised to wreak catastrophic havoc on a large swath of the American Gulf Coast… »

Dogs and Cats Threatened by Hurricane Harvey!

25th August 2017 — United States

Rhinos are facing extinction in the wild, yet South Africa is to allow the sale of rhino horn, even though it knows that much of the horn will be directed »

Rhino horn crisis to get worse as South Africa legalises trade

16th August 2017 — South Africa

The canine wounds that only one man can heal.

15th August 2017 — South Africa

The moment I received the update, I knew I had to share with you: “Every dog walked, cleaned, fed, and loved...” »

Here is an amazing update from the field

10th August 2017 — Thailand

More than 500 South African rhinos were killed for their horns in the first six months of this year - that’s nearly three rhinos a day »

More than 500 South African rhinos were killed for their horns in the first six months of this year

7th August 2017 — South Africa

Network for Animals (NFA) has stepped in to help hungry street cats on the Greek island of Ithaca. NFA has pledged to buy food for a year for the cats »

Greek cats get a helping hand from NFA

26th July 2017 — Greece

Positive steps forward for one of the promises made by newly elected Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Franković »

Potential Site for New Animal Shelter Visited by Mayor of Dubrovnik

21st July 2017 — Croatia

Caption: NFA's Brian and Gloria Davies with NFA director Lesley Barritt and Richard Montalto from Noah's Ark in Malta »

NFA steps in to help dogs in distress in Malta

7th July 2017 — Malta

A Eurasian lynx stalking prey in brushwood. The animals were hunted to extinction for their fur in the UK. Photograph: Arterra/UIG via Getty Images »

Lynx could return to Britain this year after absence of 1,300 years

7th July 2017 — United Kingdom

Cape Town - The South African Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) has blatantly ignored public opinion by formally approving the export of 800 lion skeletons to Asia this year. This »

SA ignores outcry and gives go ahead to sell 800 lion skeletons to Asia

27th June 2017 — South Africa

Video Introduction: Philippine Dog Meat Trade

20th June 2017 — Philippines

Outrage is growing among international conservation organisations against the permission granted by Namibia to a game farm owned by a Swedish national to capture and export five young elephants to »

Outrage grows over baby elephant sale

15th June 2017 — Namibia

Dogs of Dubrovnik – we are winning, but really need your help!

13th June 2017 — Croatia

Dubrovnik's newly elected Mayor gets to work on one of the city's most pressing issues, animal welfare »

Mato Frankovic Welcomes Network for Animals to Dubrovnik

11th June 2017 — Croatia

The newly elected Mayor of the City of Dubrovnik Mato Frankovic had a meeting today with the Founder of the Network for Animals, Brian Davies and his associates to discuss the »

Animal care in Dubrovnik - Mayor Frankovic hosts Network For Animals leadership

10th June 2017 — Croatia

This is the story of Patrick.

6th June 2017 — South Africa

It's Do or Die for the Dogs in Distress in Dubrovnik

30th May 2017 — Croatia

Sadie was a cute puppy but then she got sick, so her owners locked Sadie in a pen without food and water and left her to starve. When we rescued »

Poor little Sadie was being deliberately starved to death.

23rd May 2017 — South Africa

It’s crunch time for Dubrovnik’s dogs. Yesterday, voters chose two candidates to fight to be become mayor of Dubrovnik on June 6 »

NEWSFLASH: Dogs in distress in Croatia

22nd May 2017 — Croatia

300 street dogs have found refuge at the Zarcovica Animal Shelter in Dubrovnik, after the former mayor tried to close the shelter and sent the dogs to be killed »

Join Goran Višnjić in supporting the dogs of Dubrovnik

9th May 2017 — Croatia

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