News for Dog & Cat Lovers Around the World

We need to discuss an issue that affects our beloved companions far too often – pet obesity. Obesity is not just a human problem; it's a...

Thanks to the unwavering support of our incredible community, our Action for Compassion campaign concluded on New Year's Eve, leaving us...

In our relentless pursuit to end the dog and cat meat trade in China, we're excited to announce a powerful collaboration with Dr. Lin, a...

What will the Duo Duo Project do over the next 3-5 years to fight against the dog and cat meat trade in China? After Covid, we are...

Do you want to help Duo Duo Project this holiday season? Give a gift that gives! Below are 3 ways that you can make a difference for Duo...

Don't forget, your cat is an apex predator. If you let your cat roam outdoors, they will use their predatory instincts to prey on a wide range of wildlife, including, but not limited to: Birds Rabbits Bats Squirrels Mice Not every cat hunts; some prefer to sit in a sunbeam and chill. However, any cat left to roam outside is a potential threat to wildlife, especially to babies. And there are many threats to your cat’s welfare that can be easily avoided by keeping them indoors.