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The WLPA is a small community based charity, funded solely
by membership fees and the generosity of our supporters.
We receive no government subsidies or grants and
our office is primarily staffed by volunteers.
We campaign for the rights and well being of animals
throughout the world.

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WLPA runs a 'no-kill' rescue program.
When you donate goods or money, you will be directly supporting animals in need. Many animals now and in the future rely on our work.
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Get active to keep blood sports out of our forest!

Supposedly designed to save native wildlife, a program of using licensed game hunters to kill introduced species has been initiated by NSW Primary Industries Minister Ian McDonald. A “Game Council”, established for the purpose in 2004 is responsible for “representing the interests of licensed, responsible game hunters”.

“This program must be strongly condemned for it is nothing more than a dangerous farce,” says Ms Papayanni, President of the World League for the Protection of Animals. “Our major parties, eager to woo the gun lobby, have approved the use of taxpayers’ money to establish this body, which puts hunters in charge of hunters, allowing them to harm and kill animals using rifles, bows, or dog attack. It is a fact that pigs are purposely dumped in forests where there were no pigs before, to provide animals for hunting. Hunters are now encouraged to kill introduced species in State Forests with other public lands soon to be opened up for them. How many human injuries or worse will it take to stop them?  And in any case will the scheme save native wildlife? Two hundred years of poisoning, trapping and shooting - say no
 

 

Urge Australian Government to disallow sending koalas to China!

The World League for the Protection of Animals has very serious concerns about the proposed sending of six koala bears to China. The fact that the Chinese zoo owners actually have a "Boxing Kangaroo" attraction which they say they are prepared to "remove'" if they are sent the koalas must give rise to grave doubts as to their commitment to animal wellbeing.  Certainly, every attempt must be made to induce the zoo owners to end the cruelty to the kangaroos, but this must not be at the expense of putting other animals into their hands.
 

 

 

 

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