Nearly three quarters of British shoppers think hen cages are already banned. They are not. More than seven million hens remain imprisoned while the egg industry hides them behind euphemisms, labels and images of happy farms.
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Please don't look away. 💔 Their lives depend on our willingness to face the truth and make different choices. 🥺🌱
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We’re no strangers to unusual sights, but even for us, this was shocking.
On Tuesday evening, our Ops Room received reports of a young elephant trapped along the Mzima Springs Pipeline. Our nearest SWT/KWS Anti-Poaching Team rushed to the scene, joining forces with the KWS Manyani Team.
What they found was heartbreaking: the calf was wedged headfirst inside a narrow breather outlet – an inescapable trap. His herd stood nearby, distressed but helpless.
As darkness fell, the rescue became a race against time. Inch by inch, the teams worked to free him and after more than an hour of painstaking effort, the calf was finally pulled free at 20:00 hrs.
Numb and disorientated after hanging upside down for so long, he slowly regained his strength. The teams stayed with him until he was back on his feet and able to reunite with his waiting family.
A difficult rescue with the best possible ending: one wild life saved, and an elephant family kept together.
Your support makes rescues like this possible: https://t.co/M9EAzYcXPu
Our beloved Chacha is still in an extremely critical condition.
The doctors have completed the first brain surgery to remove the larger blood clot. They have done everything they can for now.
The next 24 hours are the most critical. The doctors are waiting to see if he regains consciousness. If he remains stable, they will then perform surgery to remove the blood clot on the other side of his brain.
Right now, all we can do is pray.
I don't want to remember Chacha lying in a hospital bed.
I want to remember him exactly as he was yesterday morning... walking through the sanctuary with his food cart, surrounded by cats who adored him, feeding every single one with so much love and care.
And Insha'Allah, that is exactly how I want to see him again.
Please, wherever you are in the world, keep Ghulam Nabi Chacha in your prayers tonight. He needs every prayer we can send. 🤲❤️
💔 Every breath is a fight. This precious cat is fading, and without urgent treatment, we may lose him. We refuse to give up, but we can’t do it alone. Please, if you can. Every donation, no matter how small, brings hope. 🙏❤️
Please donate here: https://t.co/v3DPdFfjIg
Nothing beats a good stretch after a nap! 🐇💚
These sleepy baby rabbits are recovering in our wildlife hospital after being rescued from a disturbed nest. Safe, warm and well-fed, they're getting all the care they need until they're old enough to journey back to the wild.
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Explaining to children in nature that a tree is alive, that it communicates with other trees, that it breathes in and out, and that trees also sleep at night, creates an understanding, and what children understand they will protect throughout their lives.💚☘️🌱🌿🌲🌳
Heatwaves are no longer rare events. They're the new normal, fueled by climate change. In June 2026 alone, western Europe baked in its hottest June on record at 20.74°C – a staggering 3.06°C above the 1991-2020 average. France hit over 44°C. This isn't weather; it's a warning.
How can we show the world that other animals are here with us, experiencing this life together? 😔💔
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💔 Today has been one of the hardest days we've faced in a long time.
Since early this morning, my heart has been aching for one of our own.
Our beloved team member, Gulam Nabi, was on his way to the sanctuary at around 6:30 a.m. when he was involved in a devastating road accident.
Many of you already know him, even if you don't know his name.
If you've ever visited our shelter, you've almost certainly met him in the cat sanctuary. If you've watched our videos over the years, you've seen him quietly caring for our cats in the background.
He isn't just a member of our staff.
He is family.
We always joked that he was the cats' "mother" because nobody looked after them with more love than he did. He never saw them as work. He loved every one of them with all his heart.
He would arrive before his shift started, stay long after it ended, and even on Eid he hardly ever took a day off. He simply couldn't bear the thought of our cats waiting for him.
Right now, our whole team is heartbroken.
Since this morning, everyone has been doing everything they possibly can for him. One of our team members travelled with him in the ambulance and has remained at the hospital ever since, arranging every test, every scan, every formality and every treatment. Others are ready to donate blood if needed. We are standing beside him exactly as he has stood beside our animals for so many years.
His condition is extremely critical.
The doctors have confirmed bleeding on his brain, and he is due to undergo emergency brain surgery shortly.
Please... I am asking you from the bottom of my heart.
Please keep Gulam Nabi in your prayers tonight.
He comes from a very poor family, and we will do everything we can to support his treatment, but we cannot do it alone. If you are able to help in any way, we would be deeply grateful.
Today, it isn't only our cats waiting for him.
It is all of us.
Please pray that he comes back home to the animals who love him so much. ❤️🙏
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A leopard in a bedroom isn't the typical start to one of our veterinary operations, but that's exactly how it unfolded last week.
A guest at a camp by Lake Elmenteita opened their door one night – and a female leopard slipped inside. She was still there in the morning, tucked into a corner behind a chair. Working in partnership with Kenya Wildlife Service, our Veterinary Team faced a difficult job: no clear line to dart her.
In the end they climbed through a side window, and the third dart landed. She was moved safely to Nakuru National Park, a far more suitable home for her!
Every one of these call-outs is funded by our supporters and delivered alongside KWS: https://t.co/ITPl92q0MX
Notty came to our Nairobi Nursery after her mother fell from a cliff, orphaning her at the start of her life. After tragic beginnings, she has found a home and a place where she can be her exuberant self and frolic to her heart’s content!
Your support helps us give every orphaned animal, of every kind, the round-the-clock care that helps them heal and thrive. Until they can one day return to the wild: https://t.co/NVpsbuFaAn
Another suspended sentence 😡!
Family Dog dies after an unlicensed Dog boarder left him unattended on a hot day.
CHARLOTTE SUTTON, who carried out an animal boarding business without the required licence, abandoned pooch Hero at an address in Braintree, Essex for a "significant period".
Sutton was given a 26-week prison sentence, suspended for two years, at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on 15 July, after being found guilty of causing an animal unnecessary suffering. 😡
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A bullet wound brought Serenget to us – found alone in Tsavo West National Park a year ago, hobbling on her left leg. Nearly seven months of stockade rest and repeated treatment by the SWT/KWS Tsavo Mobile Vet Unit followed.
In February she walked out to join the herd, making her first two friends by evening. She still takes her milk her own way, letting a Keeper pour it into the tip of her trunk – and today she turns three.
Happy birthday, Serenget.
Adoptions fund the veterinary care that got her to this moment. Become a part of her foster family: https://t.co/CTcIIAUhkP
Utterly extraordinary that Government makes not a single mention of water in its policy for delivering AI growth zones. Threats to our water security are the focus of Episode 3 of my @RestIsPolitics mini series, When Nature Becomes a Security Threat - out soon!