- Two beloved long-term residents of Tallinn Zoo have passed away
- Both Tallinn city government and animal charities are asking people not to use fireworks during the festive period
- Do a good deed for animals this Christmas!
- 90% of exotic animals die in transit or within their first year of captivity – Estonian Society for the Protection of Animals
- November is elderly animals month
- Record numbers of animals in shelters in Estonia
18.3.2023 | Nature
Two beloved long-term residents of Tallinn Zoo have passed away
Tallinn Zoo has announced that two of its most loved and longest-term residents have passed away in the last … Read more
23.12.2022 | Estonia
Both Tallinn city government and animal charities are asking people not to use fireworks during the festive period
Fireworks, characterised by their loud bangs, crackles and bright flashes of light can be scary for both domestic and … Read more
5.12.2022 | Estonia
Do a good deed for animals this Christmas!
The Estonian Animal Protection Society (ELS) is inviting people to combine shopping for gifts with a good deed this … Read more
9.11.2022 | Nature
90% of exotic animals die in transit or within their first year of captivity – Estonian Society for the Protection of Animals
Most people who adopt an exotic animal do so out of love for animals. Pets bring a lot of … Read more
1.11.2022 | Estonia
November is elderly animals month
In the United States, November is dedicated to finding homes for elderly animals. Just like in the US, older … Read more
12.10.2022 | Estonia
Record numbers of animals in shelters in Estonia
At present, 851 animals are under the care of animal shelters in Estonia – a record high. At the … Read more
