We’re delighted to welcome three new members to the Federation: two Full Members and one Associate Member. Representing different countries and areas of expertise, they bring new perspectives, experience and energy to our growing global network.
Sibanye Animal Welfare and Conservancy Trust
Working across animal welfare, conservation, and climate and biodiversity in Zimbabwe, Sibanye Animal Welfare and Conservancy Trust also have programmes supporting companion animals and farm animals. Their approach combines practical, research-informed action with sustainable food systems, cage-free advocacy, humane education and plant-based awareness, while also engaging farms and universities to strengthen animal welfare practices.
Learn more about their work at sibanyezim.org.
SEY Suomen eläinsuojelu (SEY Animal Welfare Finland)
One of Finland’s leading animal welfare organisations combining policy advocacy, shelter work and active engagement in European-level animal welfare efforts. Following nearly a decade of advocacy, SEY contributed significantly to the adoption of Finland’s new animal welfare law and continues to advance stronger protections for farmed animals, species-specific legislation and wild animal care.
Explore their work and impact at sey.fi.
Fórum Nacional de Proteção e Defesa Animal (Fórum Animal)
Fórum Nacional de Proteção e Defesa Animal (Fórum Animal) is a Brazilian non-profit working to raise awareness and transform society to help end animal suffering, cruelty and the worst practices against animals. Their multidisciplinary team brings together expertise including veterinary medicine, law, research, communications and advocacy to support animal protection and defence. Through their affiliate programme, they also connect and coordinate a broad network of animal protection and animal rights organisations across Brazil.
Learn more about their work at forumanimal.org.
Together, they strengthen our collective efforts to promote animal welfare worldwide. By bringing unique perspectives, ideas, and experience, they help us work toward a more compassionate world for all living beings.
