The World Society for the Protection of Animals has been committed to animal protection for more than 30 years, and has been active in more than 50 countries around the world, actively strengthening and popularizing the concept and practice of animal protection and promoting the global animal protection cause. Internationally, the World Society for the Protection of Animals has a comprehensive consultative status with the United Nations, and works closely with international organizations such as the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) to ensure that animal protection is included in urgent global issues, explain to the world that animal protection is for the benefit of mankind, and strive to end animal cruelty on a global scale. IUCN was founded in 1948 and is headquartered in Switzerland. It is the earliest and largest worldwide nature conservation organization in the world. Its purpose is: to promote the utilization and protection of natural resources by scientific means for the benefit of mankind; Protect potential renewable natural resources and maintain ecological balance; Protect the land that is not specially protected or the sea area under its jurisdiction, so as to protect its natural resources; Keep its numerous animal and plant varieties and quantities within an appropriate quantitative range; Land and fresh water areas to protect surviving, representative or special animals and plants; Formulate special measures to ensure that animal and plant species are not harmed or extinct. The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to protect wild animals. They changed people's attitude towards nature through education and the establishment of the world's largest city zoo, and made people realize that animals have the same right to live as human beings. WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) is the largest and most experienced independent non-governmental environmental protection agency in the world. It has 4.7 million supporters all over the world and active networks in 96 countries. Since the establishment of 196 1, WWF has initiated or completed 12000 environmental protection projects in six continents 153 countries. WWF works in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Africa through a global network consisting of 27 national members, 265,438+0 project offices and 5 affiliated member organizations. International Animal Welfare Fund The International Animal Welfare Fund (IFAW) is committed to improving the welfare of wild animals and companion animals by reducing commercial development and wildlife trade, protecting animal habitats and saving animals in crisis and suffering. The International Animal Welfare Foundation actively seeks ways to arouse public participation, stop cruelty to animals, and promote government agencies to formulate animal welfare and protection policies so that people and animals can live in harmony.

The International Animal Welfare Foundation aims to promote fairness and kindness to all animals. Improve the living environment of animals, protect endangered species, put an end to cruelty to animals, and advocate respect and care for all life. Since the 20th century, "World Animal Day" has become more and more serious, because more and more animals are on the verge of extinction due to the influence of human activities. On the "Red List of Endangered Species" published by the famous environmental protection organization "World Conservation Union" in September 2007, common animals such as apes, corals, vultures and dolphins are on the verge of extinction, and the alarm of global animal species extinction rings again.

In September 2008, the World Conservation Union (IUCN), headquartered in Grand, Switzerland, published the "Red List" of endangered species in 2007, saying that there are more than10.6 million biological species in the world, among which animals are the majority, and familiar animal species such as polar bears, hippos, sharks, apes, corals and dolphins are on the verge of extinction.

IUCN, founded in 1948, has sounded the alarm for animals all over the world. The Red List of Endangered Species published regularly by this famous international nature conservation organization is the most authoritative species assessment document.

This "red list" shows that there are 4 1, 4 15 species in the world facing survival threats. Among them, endangered species 16306, an increase of 188. In the past 500 years, 785 known species have become extinct in the world, and another 65 species have survived through captivity or artificial cultivation.

It is estimated that there are about 6.5438+0.7 million recorded species. IUCN especially emphasizes the danger of animal species. One quarter of mammals, one third of amphibians and one eighth of birds on the earth are facing the danger of survival. 1. The best protection for animals is not to interfere with their free life.

2, wild animals are not commodities, life is priceless, don't kill for money.

3. If you buy wild animal products, you are an indirect butcher.

4, don't wear animal leather, there is a murder behind every piece of leather.

Don't keep wild animals as pets.

6, don't cage the wild bird, he is in the cage, he is happy.

7. Don't eat game, don't be hungry, and be a glutton.

8. Don't eat in restaurants that eat wild animals.

9. Don't abuse, torture or humiliate all animals. Animals also have dignity.

10, no intimidation, no feeding, no chasing wild animals, love me and ignore me.

1 1, catching birds with nets and catching animals with traps is killing innocent people and creating evil for future generations.

12, don't eat frogs, protect frogs and protect farmers.

13, don't buy rare wood, protect animal homes.

14, buying animals and releasing them are discouraged. Kindness may lead to bad consequences.

15, see the snake hit three points.

16, don't run over the passing animals, there may be a nest of small animals waiting for her to go home.

17, use pesticides, herbicides and other chemicals as little as possible.

18, try to use phosphorus-free washing powder to reduce water pollution.

19, don't go fishing in the river and don't compete with waterfowl for food.

20, see street monkeys illegal phenomenon should be stopped or reported.

2 1, try not to watch performances that go against the nature of wild animals, such as animal training and circus.

22. Don't get too close to the animal, in case you pass your disease to it or its disease to you.

23. Don't be keen on domesticating wild animals, and respect the heterogeneity of other species.

24. Animals should not be caught and fed in the name of saving nature, and human sons should be taken away.

25. If there are no conditions, don't keep animals.

26. Please don't take animals home lightly. If you can't let them live, it will destroy your life and hurt your childlike innocence.

When animals are in trouble, they are eager to save them. Animals must not help when they are free.

28. If you love birds, please go bird watching and don't turn them off.

29. When going to nature, don't trespass into the protected core area, and don't collect and ask for it at will.

30. Be a volunteer for protection and actively report offenders.

3 1, don't participate in activities that harm creatures, such as hunting animals.

32, do not encourage the collection, purchase and production of animal specimens, and do not harm nature in the name of science.

Don't use human intelligence to deceive and force animals to do things they don't want to do.

See lasso, cage, clip, etc. for trapping animals. It should be dismantled decisively.

35. Actively inform the media of good deeds and bad deeds.

36. Animals also need rest. Please don't disturb and make any noise.

37. I advise you not to pick up the eggs of wild birds, but to catch the back source.

38. Eating less meat is better than living without books.

39. We should be grateful for the animals we use and sympathize with the animals we keep.

40. It is racist and wasteful for human beings to deprive them of their fundamental interests by asking for extra greed for the marginal needs of wild animals.