News & Updates

We are calling for a global ban on wildlife markets to protect human and animal health, but what work are we doing to make this a reality?

Thank you! Over the last three months, we have told you all about Angela, Bellone, Louga and Saïda – the four lions who lived and performed in a travelling circus in France before they were surrendered by their owner. They’re now at a temporary home in France and are waiting to be relocated to the lifetime safety of their new home at our big cat sanctuary in South Africa.

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We are calling for a global ban on wildlife markets to protect human and animal health. But, there is no silver bullet solution to a ban.

Mowgli and Zeiss have been given a lifetime home at our big cat sanctuary in South Africa.

In the last three years alone, Born Free has rehomed six lions with connections to circuses in France.

Born Free and partners have rescued Jon, an emaciated lion, from a French circus.

Born Free welcomes China’s latest move to grant pangolins greater protection, by removing them from its traditional medicines list.

Here’s five ways conservation efforts could be affected by the pandemic.

Did you know that chimpanzees go termite fishing?