The Rehoming of Japanese bears – One Year On
It has been an entire year since Wild Welfare helped re-home four Hokkaido brown bears from Ainu Museum to Yorkshire Wildlife Park. ... Read More
Thai zoo animals benefit from welfare project success
Wild Welfare’s new partnership programme got under way in Thailand recently, with our team joining forces with a zoo in America and... Read More
Wild Welfare contributes to animal-visitor interactions study
Wild Welfare has contributed to a study on the welfare implications for captive wild animals used in animal-visitor interactions in zoos and... Read More
Travelling two thousand kilometres for Brazilian zoo animals
The Wild Welfare team has been in Brazil, where they travelled thousands of kilometres across the country visiting zoos to carry out... Read More
Happy bear gets a new bed
Could this bear be any happier with his first ever bed? This sun bear climbed straight on and seemed very grateful... Read More
Philippine zoos explore new welfare standards
The Philippine zoo association recently announced plans to explore new welfare standards for the country’s zoos. A new partnership between the Philippine... Read More
Visiting Japan to extend animal welfare programmes
The Wild Welfare team has been in Japan, extending animal welfare programmes throughout the country. Visiting a bear park, re-visiting a zoo,... Read More
Our response to animal welfare concerns at Japan’s Horii Zoo
Wild Welfare is pleased to learn that a zoo notorious for very poor animal care and welfare conditions has closed, but is... Read More
Zimbabwe exports more wild elephants to China
With further reports this year by Conservation Action Trust, that Zimbabwe has sanctioned the removal of young elephants from the wild for... Read More
Zoo animal welfare Down Under
Our director has been speaking at two Australasian zoo conferences, held recently in Sydney, Australia. The biennial Zoo and Aquarium Association (ZAA)’s... Read More