We reached out to the UEFA President and asked his support to end the cruel exploitation of kangaroos.

The Animal Friends Croatia, which has been intensively lobbying for a ban on firecrackers for years, welcomed today's vote on the Final Bill on Amendments to the Law on Explosive Substances and the Production and Trafficking of Weapons. At the second reading, members of parliament unanimously supported the ban on firecrackers of category F2 and F3. Unfortunately, amendments by which the use of other pyrotechnics from these categories would be allowed only between the 31st of December and the 1st of January were not accepted.

Animal Friends Croatia appeals for solidarity after an earthquake hit Zagreb on March 22, leaving their office severely damaged.

Short animated movies remind that the future of fish rests in consumers' hands.

On 13 April Animal Friends Croatia (AFC) will organize the country’s biggest animal rights march for the third time in the capital city, Zagreb. AFC invites all citizens to join the peaceful march and stand for those who have been deprived of their fundamental rights, for nonviolence and for justice.

Last month, the Croatian president Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic hosted an open door event dedicated to ‘Adopt, don’t shop!’ campaign.

Animal Friends Croatia has - in collaboration with Eurogroup for Animals - launched a campaign to protect the fish in the Adriatic sea.

On January 1, 2017, the ban on fur farming, which was adopted in the 2006 Animal Protection Act, came into force in Croatia.