Human-Animal Interactions detailed in new Five Domains Model
An animal welfare charity that promotes better conditions for wild animals living in captivity, has welcomed the new Five Domains Model of... Read More
Tourism Tips for Welfare Warriors
Finding your dream wildlife experience is easy but knowing if it’s ethical or not can be much more difficult. On our blog... 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
Why we aren’t concerned about lion tug of war
We have been repeatedly asked to comment on the lion tug of war ‘man versus beast’ story that was circulating in the UK... Read More
Animal shows in zoos: we’re still witnessing cruelty
Animal shows and visitor-animal interactions are a common feature in many zoos and aquariums around the world, from bird of prey flying... Read More
Wild Welfare responds to animal welfare concerns at Black Jaguar White Tiger facility
Wild Welfare has been made aware of potential animal welfare and exploitation concerns at the Black Jaguar White Tiger (BJWT) facility in... Read More
Elephants to amphibians – Animal Interactions in Zoos & Aquariums
Zoos and aquariums have seen a rapid growth in interactive experiences in recent years. From walk-through, swim-through or drive-through exhibits and shows,... Read More
TripAdvisor stops ticket sales to certain animal attractions
TripAdvisor has announced it will be restricting sales from its site to certain animal attractions that involve visitor-animal interactions. These include elephant... Read More
WAZA 2016 Animal Interactions Workshop
We will be co-hosting a workshop at the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA)’s annual conference in Puebla, Mexico, on 12 October,... Read More
Dear Lewis Hamilton
Dear Lewis Hamilton, We’ve seen your most recent pictures and videos of affectionate embraces and playful behaviour, afforded on some of the... Read More