Animal Adoptions

New reports show that China's registered wildlife body parts trading body, reopened in 2007, is resulting in a huge increase in leopards and tigers being killed and sold.

New reports have emerged of clashes between the local population and the animals of Manas National Park, including many of the Park's endangered tigers.

The slow loris is the new sensation on YouTube, with a video of it reaching 6 million hits, but the video depicts animal cruelty and it's feared that it'll raise demand for illegal trade in the animal.

The African Rhino is facing up to an old threat once again, with the news emerging that poaching is reaching a crisis point, with 800 rhinos killed by organised gangs over the past 3 years.

A new range of Royal Mail stamps are due to be released, with the stamps featuring some of the world's most endangered animals on them.

Some excellent new figures for the tiger population in India have been released by the Indian government, showing the tiger numbers have increased by 20% over the past 5 years.

The well-know British conservationist Jane Goodall has used her new book, Hope for Animals and Their World, to speak out about her hope that young people will join campaigns to help save the world's endangered animals.

A new research document has highlighted the extent to which wildlife in New Zealand is under threat.

Labour’s Charities Minister has called for zoos in the UK to be phased out, calling them cruel 'relics of the Victorian era'.

With over 40% of the world's animals classified as being endangered, the website Animal Adoptions has been launched to highlight this fact and provide information on which animals are most in need of support.