From Circus Chains to Sanctuary Freedom—How One Tigress Is Learning to Roar Again Spring has arrived with new beginnings, and no story embodies that spirit more than Kenya, a majestic tigress who is finally experiencing the life every wild creature deserves. Once forced to perform under harsh lights and in cramped quarters as part of […]
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Every day, on streets across the globe, countless stray dogs and cats roam in search of food, shelter, and safety. They often go unseen—yet their suffering is real. At Sustainable Action Now, we believe every life matters, and that includes the lives of animals left behind by society. That’s why we’re highlighting one of the
At Sustainable Action Now, every action we take is rooted in a powerful belief: that compassion, responsibility, and advocacy can change the world. From fighting for animal rights and ending cruelty to promoting environmental justice and wildlife conservation, our work is a call to action—and it starts with YOU. This month, we shine a spotlight
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At Sustainable Action Now, we’re amplifying the stories that matter most—those of survival, compassion, and real change for animals across the globe. Every week, courageous individuals and organizations remind us that compassion isn’t passive—it’s powerful, intentional, and urgent. From celebrity advocates speaking out against animal cruelty to life-saving rescues, here’s what you need to know—and
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that every act of kindness—no matter how small—ripples outward, creating waves of change. This week, we share stories of resilience and compassion from around the globe, highlighting the urgent need for systemic reform and the power of collective action. 🐢 Rescued! Three Tortoises Thrive at Sanctuary After SeaQuest Roseville
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Meet Charlota, a magnificent tigress who has found a place where she can thrive, explore, and live life to the fullest — and she’s doing it in style. At the FOUR PAWS sanctuary, Charlota enjoys all the luxuries of a safe, loving environment where she is free to be herself. Who needs a nap on
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In a world where countless animals suffer in captivity and inhumane conditions, moments like watching Michal, a bear with a remarkable spirit, swimming peacefully in the pool at BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz, provide a deep sense of hope and purpose. The sight of him splashing around in the water, his eyes gleaming with curiosity and life,
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At LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary in South Africa, the dedicated veterinary team provides comprehensive medical care to rescued big cats, ensuring their health and well-being throughout their lives. This behind-the-scenes look into a lioness’s health checkup highlights the meticulous processes involved in monitoring and maintaining the health of these majestic animals. 🩺 Meet the Veterinary
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After enduring years of hardship and captivity, Illiana and Tomoyo have finally found safe haven at LIONSROCK—a sanctuary that provides rescued big cats with large natural enclosures, expert veterinary care, and a life free from exploitation. It’s been just a few days since their arrival, but already, these resilient lionesses are settling in beautifully. While
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At the heart of every sanctuary lies a commitment to the holistic well-being of the animals under its care, and the LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary has once again demonstrated its unwavering dedication to this mission. Today, a unique event took place that underscores the importance of preventive care in wildlife conservation: some of the sanctuary’s
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