The historic rescue mission comes after the controversial tiger farm was closed by authorities following legal action over alleged illegal wildlife trading.

The proposed ordinance, which would prohibit rodeo events in the city of LA, will now be drafted and reviewed before going to a final vote.

The actor is the latest public figure to add their name in support of passing Ryder’s Law, which would replace horse-drawn carriages in the city with electric carriages.

Mali the elephant lived alone in a concrete pen at the Manila Zoo in the Philippines for nearly 50 years, despite international calls for her freedom.

The impacts of the climate crisis and habitat loss are endangering the North American wolverine, which will now be listed in the Endangered Species Act.

The petition, filed in July, requested rules that appropriate non-lethal deterrence measures are prioritized when preventing conflicts between wolves and farmed animals.

Brussels will stop using horse-drawn carriages in January 2024 and switch to animal-free electric alternatives.

Tens of thousands of people have united to speak out against plans for the world's first commercial octopus farm.

The endangered fish is still considered a delicacy despite being illegal to possess in the US and Mexico.

Wayne Hsiung has been convicted of felony conspiracy and trespassing for exposing animal cruelty at two factory farms. He is now facing up to three years in jail.

Experts say that the news is a “wake-up call” for how important conservation is to conserve species before it’s too late.

While ejiao remains largely unknown to most American consumers, the United States stands as the third-largest importer of ejiao-containing products, with an annual import value of approximately $12 million.

Esther the Wonder Pig, the beloved pig whose remarkable journey inspired people worldwide to perceive farmed animals as individuals, has passed away at the age of 11.

The proposed legislation will make it easier for the government to remove animals in danger and will allow for civil action to be taken against animal abusers.

The findings may help develop strategies and solutions to combat illegal hunting and protect endangered animals.

Thousands of dogs have been rescued and rehomed after a mass breeding facility in Virginia shut down last year.

Direct killings of these endangered animals are feared to cause local extinctions, with potentially less than 100,000 left in the wild.

The progress is a hopeful sign that there is continued momentum to replace animal tests with more accurate, ethical and modern tests that rely on cutting-edge technology instead of animals.

Over 40 countries have already banned the controversial use of animals in experiments for cosmetics like perfume and makeup. Now, the US could finally do the same.

Scientists suspect drought and heat, both worsened by climate change, have caused the mass deaths.