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Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.

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Immediately following the earthquake in Haiti last year, WSPA co-founded the first-ever animal relief coalition,comprised of more than 20 of the world's leading animal protection organizations. Through several immediate and long-term initiatives, the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) has already delivered more than 75% of its aid to Haiti and seen significant results.

"Lit" (Creole for "fight") follows the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) in its disaster relief efforts following Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake.

Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.

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The plight of strays is one of the most visible animal welfare issues in the world today. Of the estimated 500 million dogs in the world, approximately 75% are strays. In many countries the majority of stray animals have been abandoned by their owners or are owned but allowed to roam freely. The unsupervised dogs then breed, resulting in unwanted puppies.

WSPA works to provide education about responsible pet ownership: dog identification, vaccination and neutering means fewer animals will end up on the street. Our vision is that all countries will use effective and cruelty free methods of stray population management that address the roots of the problem.

Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.

Watch as Flipper's trainer, Ric O'Barry, and WSPA save the lives of two stranded dolphins.

Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.

Around the world, 400 million stray and roaming dogs face disease, starvation and cruel methods of population management such as poisoning and electrocution. WSPA, as the world's largest alliance of animal welfare organizations, is uniquely addressing this issue so that all dogs are responsibly owned and there is humane population management. WSPA - together we can do more good for more animals.

Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.

The practice of "bear baiting" in Pakistan is one of the world's most savage blood sports and worst forms of cruelty to animals. Poached from the wild as cubs, the bears used in this industry know only fear, pain and abuse. Forced to "fight" from the time they are young, most have open and infected wounds and ripped ears and muzzles.

Please take a minute to watch our video with Fakhar-i-Abbas, BRC's dedicated founder who is working tirelessly to end bear baiting and free the remaining bears who are still being subjected to this unimaginable torture.

Note: This film was originally produced prior to June 2014, when we were known as the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). We are now World Animal Protection.