The suitcases of colleagues Nicole van Rosendal, Adriana Correa, Trudy Gowdy-derijks, Jeanette Dreja, Erica Mann-Suijkerbuijk and Nathalie Mercuur were recently filled for Miriam and Mariëtte, ladies who are day and night committed to well-being (catching, feeding, sterilization) of kittens and adult cats. The kitten milk
After our first sterilization project of dogs and cats at Curacao last November, we collaborated with House of Animals in a second sterilization attempt on this island. We are very proud of our ambassador Piet Hellemans, who gathered a team of veterinarians, made protocols, arranged the
Do you know which companies test on animals? Some companies still support cruel and deadly tests on sensitive, intelligent animals. By checking our cruelty-free database and purchasing only products from companies that don’t test on animals, you’ll be sending a powerful message to these companies. Products
When you buy a pet from a pet store or on-line sellers, you’re supporting cruel pet mills. Simultaneously pets are waiting in shelters all around the world. The number of euthanized animals could be reduced dramatically if more people adopted pets instead of buying them. When
They need their fur. You don't. Fur is derived from wild animals caught or bred and killed in a terrible way… only for their fur. Foxes and raccoon dogs are slaughtered in wire-steel cages after miserable life, anal-eluted or sometimes even alive. Coyotes are caught
Traveling overseas is exciting for everyone. The majority of people’s first instinct when they arrive overseas is to sight-see, try out the traditional foods of that country and of course do some shopping. But does anyone know what they are actually buying? Every year millions of
Travel companies around the world profit from some of the cruelest types of wildlife tourist attractions on earth. Whether it is riding elephants, taking selfies with tigers, or performing dolphin shows, these activities can cause lifelong suffering for wild animals. Last year Oxford University’s Wildlife Conservation Research
This week our suitcases, full of (medical) supplies, will be on their way to different destinations for all kinds of animals: Blankets to South Africa for the rhino orphans Milk (sponsored by Medpets.nl) and food to Curacao for the kittens Food and surgical towels /
A few months ago orphan Rhino Lottie was found in Pilanesberg (South Africa) next to her mother's dead body. Despite her trauma, things are going well with Lottie. All this thanks to the good care of The Rhino Orphanage! In the meantime, a nice project has
