Humane World for Animals Australia is an animal welfare and conservation organisation. They envision a world where people treat animals and nature with respect and compassion, working across four strategic areas to deliver on this vision.
Actions from this organisation
In July 2023, all states and territories endorsed new national Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Poultry, including a deadline to phase out battery cages for egg laying hens.
Dingoes are legally trapped, poisoned and shot across Australia after being labelled a pest, despite being a native apex predator with an important ecological role.
Each year, more than 10 million Australian lambs bred for wool undergo live lamb cutting.
In 2025, the Albanese Government promised to ban hunting trophy imports from an additional 20 species, including giraffes, zebras, hippos, wolves and polar bears.
In 2023, the Queensland Government committed to phasing out permits to shoot flying-foxes for crop protection, with shooting set to end on 1 July 2026. This recognised that shooting is...
Australia has the largest greyhound racing industry in the world, with more tracks operating here than in all other countries combined. Thousands of animals are injured, killed and discarded each...
Join us in urging state and territory Environment and Agricultural Ministers to stop allowing the killing of native wildlife.
Brutally harassing calves as a spectator sport has no place in a civilised society. Queensland is the rodeo capital of Australia, so it is especially important that we make our...
Australia still permits the domestic sale of ivory, even though international trade is banned. Items claimed to be “antique” or “second-hand” can still be legally sold, creating a loophole that...