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Pangolin in Kalahari Desert, South Africa

Natural History Media/Alamy Stock Photo

Help protect pangolins

Small and gentle pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world. Despite this, the majority of pangolin species are not protected.

Michael Bernard

Stop the captivity of wildlife in Quebec

Help us ensure that no animal suffers at the hands of roadside zoos in Quebec ever again.

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There is growing public demand for wildlife managers to move away from traditional, inhumane lethal control methods and towards more effective, humane, non-lethal methods -- like PZP immunocontraception -- to address conflicts and promote coexistence with wildlife like wild horses.

Protect wild horses and burros

Wild horses and burros deserve every chance to live out their lives wild and free. We need your help now.

Rooster rescued from a suspected cockfighting crime ring

Kathy Milani/Humane World for Animals

Forced to fight, sometimes to the death.

Put an end to cockfighting

Each year, thousands of roosters suffer in fighting pits in the United States. Razor-sharp gaffs tied to their legs, roosters suffer punctured lungs, broken bones and pierced eyes while fighting to the death. Will speak out against this cruelty and help ensure there is no haven for cockfighting?

The HSUS

Replace animal experiments with sophisticated alternatives

Every day, in labs around the world, dogs, monkeys, mice and other animals endure a life of misery. Demand that governments, companies, and universities stop relying on outdated animal experiments use non-animal science!

Meredith Lee/Humane World for Animals

Urge the South African government to protect big cats!

All big cats—tigers, cheetahs, leopards and jaguars—should stay wild.

Photo by the HSUS

At the killing contest in Williamsport, Indiana, contestants drag coyotes they massacred. They punch holes into the animals' legs so they can hang them upside down and weigh them.

US: Fight for a federal ban on wildlife killing contests

Please act now to ban wildlife killing contests in the United States.