Animals Asia’s greatest, toughest year
Animals Asia founder and CEO, Jill Robinson MBE explains why 2014 was both the biggest and most difficult year Animals Asia has ever faced - and why she needs your help.
Animals Asia founder and CEO, Jill Robinson MBE explains why 2014 was both the biggest and most difficult year Animals Asia has ever faced - and why she needs your help.
A double your donation deal is being offered to Animals Asia supporters as an unprecedented but challenging year for the animal welfare charity comes to an end.
Vietnam is now widely known as one of the world's great tourist destinations. Sadly animal cruelty is still often connected with the tourism industry. But don’t worry – arm yourself with the right information and it’s easy to do the right thing.
While moon bears Rae and Elise were quick to strike up a strong bond when they met at Animals Asia’s Vietnam rescue centre, the two have very distinct personalities.
The photo was taken by photographer Peter Yuen in January 2013. Moon bear Shamrock had just arrived with five other bears from a farm in Sichuan Province, China.
When Animals Asia started in 1998 bear bile farming was little known internationally and little more than a dark secret in China. Today it is one of the most debated topics on Chinese social media and commands headlines across the world.
For those of us who celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas, the concept of a time of goodwill and festive cheer are as old as the occasions themselves. Animals Asia Animal Welfare Officer Dave Neale explains how those concepts should be extended to animals.
Staff at the Hanoi Wildlife Rescue Centre have demanded improved welfare for the animals in their facility following an Animals Asia workshop in Ho Chi Minh City.