With five sanctuaries across Thailand, Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is an eco-tourism project dedicated to offering tourists an animal friendly travel experience. The sanctuary is popular with tourists looking to interact with elephants responsibly in their natural environment. Read more about ethical, animal friendly travel here The sanctuary The Elephant Jungle Sanctuary aims to lead by
Planning a holiday involves various considerations, one of which is ensuring our travel choices are ethical and animal-friendly. In recent years, the appeal of ethical holidays has grown significantly as travelers become more conscious of their environmental and social footprints. This guide provides practical advice on how to plan your travel ensuring it aligns with
Most of us are restricted from travel at the moment, especially internationally, so a lot of our adventures have been put on hold. Because of that, Animal Friendly Life wanted to feature an animal adventure that you can take from your own home! Now showing on an internet near you is the current season of
More pet owners than ever are including their dog in their daily run or exercise. Taking the dog out is no longer limited to a stroll around the block, with people choosing to enter racing events with their pets. We share all the benefits of running with dogs, and what you need to know if
‘There is no doubt in my mind that the connection between humans and dogs is so deep that it can transcend the most damaged brain.’ – Toni, owner of Millie. Why is it dogs have such a constant and unwavering impact on the human spirit? It’s difficult to pin-point the exact element of a dog’s
Elephant rides and sanctuaries in countries like Thailand have sparked criticism in recent years due to the abuse suffered by the animals. With travelers being urged to plan only ethical, animal-friendly holidays due to widespread cruelty concerns at many popular tourist attractions, we are sharing firsthand stories by people who have experienced a truly ethical
Ingrid Reilly has always known she wanted to dedicate her life fighting for the justice of others. A 20 year veteran of the NSW Police Force, Ingrid decided a few years ago to combine her experience in law enforcement with her unwavering passion for the protection of animals. Ingrid speaks to Animal Friendly Life about
Being an animal lover and advocate can often be a very hard job and this can be even harder in countries that have limited laws to protect them. We’ve spoken to an Iranian animal advocate about the difficulties she’s faced in her home country. The fight for animals in Iran Around the world, advocates are
They have you with one look. Those eyes. Tasmanian Devils were introduced to the world by a tornado spinning cartoon character from Warner Bros. Once you meet them in real life, you realise Mel Blanc and friends may have a few questions to answer. Trowunna Animal Sanctuary is in Mole Creek Tasmania, approximately just under
Until I discovered the Galapagos Islands, it was difficult to find a holiday destination that didn’t raise any ethical red flags. I consider myself a conscious traveler; passionate about animal welfare and making holiday choices that don’t leave a damaging mark on animals or the environment. This is generally an even bigger concern when travelling
