Humane Society International (India)

Through two different cases, Rajasthan has proven that cruelty against elephants or wildlife will no longer be tolerated.

How a strong action based-campaign, including litigations in court and collaboration with law officials, ensured no sale of exotic birds and other wildlife at the Sonepur Mela for the first time, ever.

As you celebrate your freedom, take a moment to learn about ways to help animals in India be free from cruelty.

A project which invests in smallholder farmers is good for animals, good for the environment, and good for the economy!

The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Dog Breeding and Marketing) Rules, 2017 will make the field of dog-breeding more ethical and easily regulated. Here are 10 reasons why this is a great development.

In today’s age of modern technology, social media is a huge tool and enabler for animal welfare activities in India, from popularising campaigns to highlighting cases of animal cruelty.

Art can be a great driver for social change. Encapsulating that sentiment, mural artist Amitabh Kumar talks about creating a mural that captures the suffering of battery hens in India.

The home is no place for wild animals. While they are self-sufficient in their natural habitats, outside the wild, only experts with years of veterinary and animal behaviour training can provide the care that wild animals need.

Valentine’s Day is a global celebration of love and relationships, but these don’t have to be limited just to humans. This Valentine’s Day, find out why celebrating your love for your four-legged friends can be just as enriching and fulfilling.

India is the fifth-largest producer of eggs and ninth-largest producer of poultry (chicken) meat in the world. However, nearly 200 million egg-laying hens are kept in terrible conditions across the country. Bijal reminisces about a baby chick she rescued, and discusses the problem of battery cages.