Save the Serengeti

Save the Serengeti

The Government of Tanzania has given the go ahead for a 40mile super highway to be constructed right across the Serengeti National Park. This will heavily interfere with the Serengeti eco-system and threaten the very existence of the ancient natural spectacular annual wildebeest migration route.

Stop the Promotion of Bull-fighting

Stop the Promotion of Bull-fighting

Since 1940s when the first bullfighting was staged in a western town of Kenya called Kakamega as part of the cultural homecoming celebrations for warriors who had participated in the 2nd world war, many bulls are still tormented and severely injured in bullfights in Kakamega. For all these many years, majority bullfight attendees have been [...]

Animal Hawking

Animal Hawking

Hawking of animals especially dogs is steadily gaining momentum in Nairobi.
We are concerned that these developments are akin to the Puppy Mill crisis rocking the United States at present. The animals are bred in horrible conditions and poorly handled by hawkers on the streets.

Alternatives to Animals in Experiments

There is really no good reason why animals should be killed for dissections and used in experiments for education and training purposes while modern and innovative methods without the use of animals exist, and have become the norm at many universities. In 2009 September, we hosted the ground breaking initiative to….

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Anti Poaching & De-Snaring

This is one of ANAW’s flagship projects in strategic collaboration with the Kenya Wildlife Service and other partners who facilitate the de-snaring activities. The aim of the project is to enhance wildlife conservation by alleviating bush meat trade and consumption, a practice that is rampant among communities neighboring…

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Campaigns

We are in the fore front campaigning against the cruel bare handed cultural ritual bull killing in Kwa Zulu Natal District in South Africa. Working with other animal welfare organizations in South Africa and abroad, we petitioned the South African Parliament, Sensitized the Media and moved to court seeking a court injunction…

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