Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta)

51. Who We Are | IFAW Web Site

the International Fund for Animal Welfare, or IFAW, rejected the notion that the interests of humans and Animals were separate. Instead they embraced the understanding that the fate and future of harp seals-and all other Animals on Earth-are

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52. National & Regional Efforts in the European Union | IFAW Web Site

global campaigns for animals. Yet we are just as fiercely committed to saving individual groups of animals who face a specific local threat. Learn more about our regional and national efforts to help animals and people

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53. Help Dogs and Cats | Site internet IFAW

education to prevent animal cruelty. IFAW fosters the unique place that dogs and cats hold in our communities as companion animals by helping thousands of pets through the local community projects. We use our unparalleled network of

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54. Save Baby Seals | IFAW Web Site

advancing the welfare of animals and people and protecting vital habitat around the world. (PDF) Victories for animals and people

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55. Learn More | IFAW Web Site

the need to protect these animals, and others, from inhumane commercial exploitation. But thanks to government subsidies and increased harp seal quotas over the past ten years, the seal hunt is back and worse than ever. The animal cruelty

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56. Namibiaâ€™s beachside bloodbath begins | IFAW Web Site

unlike Canada, which at least allows animal welfare groups observer status at its hunts, the Namibian government is paranoid about keeping its seal hunt, and presumably the inhumane activities of its clubbing teams, as hush-hush as possible; to

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57. Commerce d'animaux sauvages | Site internet IFAW

consumption for illegal animal skins and illegal animal products which is devouring the Earth’s living resources at an alarming rate. Globalization and worldwide economic growth is creating a level of consumer demand that is simply

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58. Save Baby Seals | IFAW Web Site

Animal Action Education National & Regional Efforts

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59. Future for Animals Society | IFAW Web Site

bring relief to suffering animals around the world. Thanks to our supporters, IFAW is the most effective voice for animal welfare, working across the globe to prevent cruelty to animals, protect wildlife habitat, and rescue animals in the wake

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60. Executive Leadership | IFAW Web Site

Regional Director, IFAW East Africa To schedule an interview with James Isiche, contact: Elizabeth Wamba Communications Officer, IFAW East Africa

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