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In Australia, animal welfare policy decisions are made in the absence of clear legislative principles. Under the current laws: • There are no consistent principles guiding decisions about animal welfare • Standards of protection and care v
In Australia, the systems meant to protect animals are falling short – but they don’t have to stay that way. By speaking up, contacting decision-makers, and pushing for reform, you can help create lasting change for animals across Austral
Animal welfare laws are enforced by multiple agencies, from police to the RSPCA and agriculture departments. Without a central, dedicated authority, inconsistencies in enforcement, gaps in accountability, and uneven outcomes for animals arise. The F
Battery cages are cruel – yet, they're still legal. Despite all states agreeing to phase them out, we are still waiting for them to update legislation. Your voice can help change that. Write to your state Minister today and call for an end t
The world is moving forward on animal welfare — so why is Victoria standing still? Australia’s EU trade deal now recognises animals as sentient beings, joining a growing global shift that puts animal welfare at the centre of modern polic
New research shows Australians believe the impacts on animals should be the most important factor in animal welfare policy decisions. That might sound obvious, but it’s not how our animal welfare system currently works. Too often, animal welf
In Australia, many organisations working to address animal cruelty at its source aren’t eligible for tax-deductible donations. That means supporters like you can miss out on the tax benefits that should come with giving. It doesn’t refle
Right now, Australia’s animal welfare system is fragmented, inconsistent, and heavily influenced by industry. There’s a lack of national leadership guiding outcomes – meaning protections vary across states, progress is glacial, and