Each year, millions of wild animals suffer through exploitation and slaughter for the profits of fashion brands that have not progressed to more innovative and humane alternatives.

Belén market, located in Iquitos the capital city of Peru's Loreto Region, is considered the largest and most important open market selling wildlife in the Peruvian Amazon. The commercial trade in wild animals at urban markets, such as Belén, is illegal in Peru (Law No 29763). However, wildlife trade is poorly monitored and practiced openly.

This report presents a portrait of Thailand´s tiger entertainment industry. It is the first comprehensive analysis of the tiger entertainment industry in Thailand and highlights the role of governments, the travel industry and tourists globally in protecting them.

Our Associated with Cruelty report takes the key findings from research conducted by the University of Surrey and makes recommendations to travel trade associations on how they can lead their members towards responsible wildlife tourism

Canada plays a significant role in both the selling and buying of wild animals and their parts, sustaining the same global wildlife trade that puts human health, globally, at risk. The wildlife trade supplies live and dead animals and animal parts and derivatives within countries and across borders for a wide array of uses, and carries zoonotic disease risks. 

For the 5th edition of ‘The Case against Marine Mammals in Captivity’, World Animal Protection and the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) provide robust scientific evidence and ethical arguments to support the case that it is unacceptable to house marine mammals in captivity for the purpose of public display. 

Seeing wild animals when you travel can be such a memorable part of any travel experience. However, tourists might not be aware these animals often suffer unseen cruelty and abuse. This guide provides information about animal experiences, so travelers make informed decisions on their journey.

The Ball python is the single most traded live animal legally exported from Africa. This report highlights all that is wrong with the global system that enables the trade of this species.

Each year, thousands of saltwater crocodiles are farmed and killed in Australia for their skins. Fashion Victims details the disturbing plan to greatly expand the Northern Territory crocodile industry by French luxury goods company, Hermès.

Our Cargo of Cruelty report reveals Ethiopian Airlines is shipping live wild animals from West Africa around the world for use as exotic pets.