Wild Animal Initiative has just been awarded Top Charity status by Animal Charity Evaluators, an independent organization that assesses nonprofits for their effectiveness and impact on animal welfare.

Wild Animal Initiative is seeking a new board member! Read on for details, and let us know by July 22nd if you’re interested in helping us out.

Interested in getting more involved? Consider volunteering on our board!

Interested in joining the Wild Animal Initiative team? Check out our new job openings!

Undeterred by a canceled conference, we co-hosted a virtual wild animal welfare meetup along with Animal Ethics and Rethink Priorities.

Planned projects for 2020 and beyond.

This summer, Wild Animal Initiative hosted two summer interns, Anthony DiGiovanni and Dylan Quinn. Both were great additions to the Wild Animal Initiative team and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors.

We estimate that our staff’s work is around one-half the hours dedicated to these issues globally. This summer, we are raising $50,000 to continue our work. Please continue to follow our progress, and donate today to help us reach this goal.

After a thorough search process and thoughtful consideration, the Board of Directors has selected Mal Graham as the next Executive Director of Wild Animal Initiative.

Abraham Rowe has resigned from his role as the Executive Director of Wild Animal Initiative, effective June 30th, 2019. We are initiating a search for a new Executive Director better positioned to lead this effort.

Investigation into the tractability and potential impact of a humane insecticides program is ongoing. Here’s what we know so far.

Today, Wild Animal Initiative released its strategic plan for 2019 and 2020. Here are some highlights of what we will focus on, and how we envision the future of advocating to improve wild animal welfare.