Travel companies should not profit from marine parks that confine bottlenose dolphins and orcas for entertainment. These companies are falling behind – tell them to cut ties with cruel marine parks now: petauk.org/4lf

Bulls are being whipped and beaten with sticks for sugar used by @PepsiCo! Tell the company to act petauk.org/4lk

16-year-old Ukrainian Taisiia Onofriichuk makes everyone go crazy at Olympics as she performs to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' 🔥👏

Don't underestimate children 👏

I love sloths and this story is fantastic.

Cute Owl smiles... All hearts feel love. ♥️🥰

When it comes to showing off luxury. 😂😂

Bulls are violently stabbed to death in the bullring. These gruesome killings are often held in honour of Catholic saints or during holy Christian celebrations. Urge Pope Leo XIV to stand against this abuse! #TortureNotTradition petauk.org/44d

Plans to Protect Flying Foxes From Being Shot and Killed Are Reversed Under Pressure From Lobbyists #care2 thepetitionsite.com/tell-a-f…

Lizards beheaded for Gucci’s purses and belts – help stop this! petauk.org/12y

No tank, cage, or enclosure can replace freedom. Take action for animals trapped in captivity: petauk.org/4l0

Mega farm objection! Tell North Yorkshire council to reject plans for monstrous farm imprisoning millions of birds each year. petauk.org/4l4

A planning application has been submitted for a cruel and exploitative “parrot experience” in Blackpool – tell the council to object to this “attraction” petauk.org/4l1

No tank, cage, or enclosure can replace freedom. Take action for animals trapped in captivity: petauk.org/4l0

Wonderful to see Bravery & Kindness together

Sheep are beaten, killed, and torn from mothers on “high-welfare” farms. Tell H&M to stop selling wool! petauk.org/4k3

He Had $20 to His Name. He Gave Every Dollar of It to a Stranger. It was 11:47 PM on a Tuesday when Kate McClure's car sputtered and died on the I-95 exit ramp in Philadelphia. No gas. No cash. No one stopping. She sat in the dark, hazards blinking, trying not to panic — a young woman alone on the side of a highway in the middle of the night. She called her boyfriend. He was 45 minutes away. She waited, doors locked, watching headlights blur past. Then there was a knock on her window. A man — worn coat, weathered face, a bedroll under his arm — stood in the cold. Johnny Bobbitt had been living under that overpass for three months. He'd spent the day collecting enough change for something to eat. "I used to be a paramedic," he told her through the glass. "You shouldn't be out here alone." Before Kate could protest, Johnny walked to the nearest gas station — 20 minutes on foot — and came back carrying a red plastic can full of fuel. He spent his last $20. His only $20. He didn't ask for anything back. "I figured she needed it more than I did tonight," he'd later say, with a shrug like it was nothing. Like giving away everything you own to a stranger is just what you do. Kate made it home safely. But she couldn't stop thinking about that shrug. She went back to find him. Then she started a GoFundMe — just to return the $20, maybe do a little more. She wrote a few sentences about what he'd done and hit share. By morning, her phone wouldn't stop buzzing. By the end of the week, strangers from 49 states had donated. The total raised: $400,000. For a man who gave his last $20 so a woman he'd never met could get home safe. When reporters asked Johnny how it felt to have hundreds of thousands of people moved by his simple act of kindness, he got quiet for a moment. "I didn't do it for attention," he said softly. "I just didn't want her to be scared." That's it. That's the whole reason. Not for cameras. Not for a reward. Just because a young woman was alone and frightened, and he remembered what it felt like to be able to help someone. In a world that can feel so divided, so loud, so exhausting — a homeless man in a worn coat walked 20 minutes in the cold and reminded us what we're actually capable of. Share this if you believe one small act of kindness can still change everything. 💙

This is SUCH a good laugh

Such a relief to know that he is now safe with you

It’s a rare and twisted blessing to find a live animal in a snare. sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/n… via @SheldrickTrust what a lucky, lucky Kudu