Feared Cuts Coming: Pensions, Child Benefits, Education, Cancer Drugs
Experts warn of significant budget cuts and tax increases in Finland to rectify the public finances, which could include pension cuts and changes to child benefits.
Increasing Supply of Specialized Public Rental Housing for Youth, Seniors, and Single-Parent Households
The South Korean government is expanding the supply of public rental housing tailored for youth, seniors, and single-parent households, aiming to provide customized caregiving, job, and welfare services.
Law that financially rewards reports of animal abuse comes into effect in Presidente Prudente
A new law in Presidente Prudente, Brazil, offers financial rewards for reporting animal cruelty, aiming to enhance public involvement in animal welfare.
Bears are being shot in Slovakia more than ever in history, but orphaned bear cubs in Bojnice Zoo are a hit on the internet
The story of orphaned bear cubs in Bojnice Zoo has captivated thousands after the shooting of their mother, prompting zoo staff to manage public interest closely.
City workers killed a sow with piglets near a psychiatric hospital
City workers in Poland killed a mother pig and her piglets near a psychiatric hospital after the mother charged at a patient during a walk.
More than a thousand dogs and cats vaccinated against rabies in action in the capital
Over 1,000 dogs and cats were vaccinated against rabies in Rio Branco as part of a special campaign for National Animal Day.
The audit report revealed serious deficiencies in the personnel management of the Päijät-Häme welfare area
An internal audit has uncovered significant areas for improvement in the personnel management of the Päijät-Häme welfare area.
Complaints are pouring into administrative courts from the disabled – Timo Pulkkinen challenges the welfare area because he cannot take a shower at home
Timo Pulkkinen, a visually impaired resident, is seeking judicial intervention after being denied a shower replacement in his apartment, raising concerns about accessibility for the disabled.
Honorary citizens of the city and their families cannot be exempted from fees for the DPS
The article discusses the inability of honorary citizens and their families in Poland to receive fee exemptions for the DPS (social welfare home).
Debilitated horse rescued after being found fallen on an avenue in the coast of São Paulo; VIDEO
A severely weakened horse was rescued after being discovered collapsed on a public avenue in Itanhaém, São Paulo.
Court orders João Pessoa to create a plan for zoonosis control and protection of abandoned dogs and cats
A court in Paraíba has mandated the city of João Pessoa to develop a comprehensive plan to manage zoonoses and care for abandoned dogs and cats within 180 days.
MP-RO charges father, stepmother, and grandparents for the death of a teenager found with signs of torture in Porto Velho
The Public Ministry of Rondônia has charged a father, stepmother, and grandparents in the case of a 16-year-old girl who was found dead with signs of severe abuse in Porto Velho.
Mother was 'living beyond her means' during fake cancer scam, court hears
A mother in Adelaide has been convicted of faking her son's cancer diagnosis to financially exploit the public and support her extravagant lifestyle.
Rescue of a dog from a cliff in England lasted eleven hours. Over 40 people helped
Over 40 people participated in an eleven-hour effort to rescue a dog stranded on a cliff in England.
After the scandal regarding dead livestock, well-known farm owner M. Diliautas speaks out: his words are surprising
Mindaugas Diliautas, a singer and farm owner, addresses public outrage following the discovery of neglected livestock on his property.
Animal Protection and Welfare Sub-Secretariat starts dog census in Tupã
The Animal Protection and Welfare Sub-Secretariat in Tupã has initiated a dog census that includes blood sampling for leishmaniasis tests to combat the spread of disease.
The number of wild animals in distress is increasing in Prague. People are often utterly indifferent to them.
Prague is experiencing a rise in wild animals in distress, but many residents display indifference towards their plight.
City Hall Close to You totals 1,547 services in the Triângulo
The first edition of the 2026 program 'City Hall Close to You' successfully provided 1,547 services in just three hours in Pindamonhangaba, Brazil.
DWP warned of ‘consequences’ from Universal Credit check
Experts warn that the Department for Work and Pensions' aggressive crackdown on Universal Credit fraud may harm public trust and claimant welfare despite having saved over £1 billion.
NGO from Amapá participates in Animal Week in DF and demands public policies for the cause
An Amapá-based NGO advocates for animal welfare policies during the National Animal Week in Brasília.
The President asks the prosecutor's office to investigate the facts of animal deaths in Kemeri National Park
The Latvian President has requested the prosecutor's office to investigate the deaths of numerous animals in the Kemeri National Park following an open letter reporting the situation.
PSOL demands protection for trans women in investigation of center founded by Father Júlio
Federal deputy Erika Hilton and city councilor Amanda Paschoal have requested the São Paulo Public Ministry to consider the welfare of trans women affected by the closure of a community center.
Private school may be forced to pay back 27 million
A private school in Larvik, Norway, may have to repay 27 million NOK in public grants due to improper use of funds according to regulatory oversight.
A pregnant cow taken to the slaughterhouse knelt down crying and saved her life
A pregnant cow avoided slaughter after a viral video of her kneeling and crying prompted public outrage and fundraising efforts to save her.
Four organizations: The pig election is here - even the agriculture sector knows it
The upcoming 2026 parliamentary election in Denmark is seeing a growing focus on animal welfare, particularly concerning pig farming, as public support intensifies for a proposal to ensure compliance with animal welfare laws.
The Chief Prosecutor's Alarm: Too Easy to Deceive Tax Money
Sweden's Chief Prosecutor warns that it's too easy to fraudulently acquire tax funds, urging stronger action to combat welfare crimes.
Lagos arrests 86 beggars, 12 miscreants in enforcement operation
The Lagos State Government has arrested 86 beggars and 12 suspected miscreants as part of an enforcement operation to manage street begging and improve public order.
No infections detected among dead aurochs in Dunduri meadows; concerns about animal cruelty
Over 40 dead aurochs have been discovered in Ķemeri National Park, raising concerns among the public about potential animal cruelty despite a lack of evidence of infectious diseases.
Adopt or Donate: More than 300 Animals Await Help at the 'Ulubele' Shelter
The 'Ulubele' animal shelter in Latvia is currently home to over 300 animals, mainly dogs and cats, and is seeking public assistance to provide necessary care due to financial constraints.
HK Chairman: It's easy to sit in Christiansborg and say someone should be fired
The HK chairman criticizes political parties for advocating the firing of public employees in urban areas while ignoring broader welfare concerns and the integrity of state systems.
Irregular animal castration is interrupted by CRMV-PB and Military Police in PB
The Military Police and CRMV-PB halted an irregular animal castration event in Juripiranga, Brazil, which was taking place in a public school.
Naked tourist in Las Vegas kidnapped a live flamingo and then harmed it in a hotel room
A naked tourist in Las Vegas allegedly kidnapped a flamingo and was reported to have harmed the bird in a hotel room, raising questions about animal welfare and public safety.
Police investigates case of loose dogs on the street by veterinary clinic in PR; city hall said the procedure follows law
Police in Paraná are investigating a veterinary clinic accused of releasing two dogs onto the streets, a practice that has sparked public outrage after being captured on security cameras.
Troubles with the fish in the aquarium and horror in the pigsty. Veterinary inspectors in Plzeň are not bored
Veterinary inspectors in Plzeň are encountering unusual challenges, from issues with aquarium fish to alarming situations regarding livestock.
10-year-old girl reported drinking soda mixed with alcohol at birthday party in Acre
A 10-year-old girl in Acre has been hospitalized after allegedly consuming a mix of soda and alcohol at a neighbor's birthday party, prompting an investigation.
CastraFaz Program reaches the Veneza neighborhood and serves over 400 animals
The CastraFaz program successfully castrated over 400 animals in the Veneza neighborhood of Brazil, aiming to control the population of community and rescued pets.
VIDEO: dogs are released on the street by veterinary clinic in PR, and city hall says procedure follows law
Pet dogs were released on a street in Ponta Grossa, Brazil, by a veterinary clinic under the supervision of the local government, sparking public outrage and concerns for the animals' safety.
Roosa's 9-Year-Old Child Found in an Unpleasant Situation at Lidl - Lidl Apologizes
A 9-year-old child was taken to the police after forgetting to pay for a plastic bag at a Lidl store in Finland, leading to an apology from the supermarket chain.
Inspection revealed open sewage and structural failures at the animal welfare department in Campinas, says MP
An inspection highlighted significant issues at Campinas' animal welfare department, including open sewage, structural failures, and inadequate surgical facilities.
The National Council UGL Chemists Begins: Discussion on Welfare, Choices, and Perspectives Between Public and Complementary
The National Council UGL Chemists convenes in Rome to address the challenges and opportunities posed by the transformation of the chemical sector.
Access to Power
The article discusses the importance of electoral reform in Mexico and critiques Morena's governance, suggesting that while poverty alleviation achievements exist, overall institutional integrity and public welfare have deteriorated.
Is it because of the half-hearted law...? Finding ways to improve animal experiences
A discussion will be held regarding animal welfare issues at zoos, highlighting the ongoing problems despite legal reforms.
10.5% Want to Increase Working Hours: Summary of Work Style Reform by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
A survey by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare indicates that 10.5% of workers wish to increase their working hours, showing a significant public sentiment towards work style reform.
The dog weighed 74 kilos - man charged with gross animal cruelty
A man faces charges of gross animal cruelty after a severely overweight dog was found with significant injuries and suffering.
City Hall signs collaboration agreement for the implementation of a municipal veterinary hospital
The mayor of Tupã signed an agreement to establish a municipal veterinary hospital aimed at providing accessible clinical care for low-income pet owners in the region.
Proposal on public insurance in committee amid intense disagreement
A new proposal regarding public insurance has sparked significant controversy within the committee responsible for its review.
Muzzles, R$ 3,000 fine, and mandatory registration: see the rules approved for dog walks in public spaces in Curitiba
Curitiba's City Council has approved new regulations for walking dogs in public areas, which include mandatory muzzles and significant fines for non-compliance.
Excess Mortality During the Pandemic Was Low in Finland
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on overall mortality in Finland was minimal, according to the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.
Ear Case: MP has 30 days to analyze videos and phones of those investigated in SC
The Public Ministry of Santa Catarina has 30 days to analyze new evidence related to the case of a dog named Orelha, which was found dead in Florianópolis.
More than 20 NGOs launch letter to pressure candidates on animal protection
Over 20 civil society organizations plan to launch a commitment letter on March 10 to urge candidates for the 2026 elections in Brazil to adopt public animal protection goals.