Why Do We Exist?

I believe we can achieve major shifts in behaviour and attitude towards animals. We are doing it where the most difference in animal welfare can and needs to be made.

– Anna Kogan, Founder and CEO

Founded in 2011 by a Russian-born trader Anna Kogan Nasser, Forgotten Animals (originally called Big Hearts Foundation) became the first international organisation to work in...

Our Approach To Working Where Others Don't Go

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Wild Animals
Companion Animals

Wild Animals

Captive animal welfare
Rehabilitation back to the wild
Captive animal legislation
Wild Animal Sanctuary
Raising awareness

Companion Animals

Subsidized neutering
Improving veterinary standards
Human behavior change
Animal welfare legislation
Social advertising

Our Latest News

ARE WILD ANIMALS IN RUSSIA SAFE NOW?

25/11/2019
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The real price of the Istanbul’s steet cats fairy tale

27/09/2019
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Rehabbed Orphan Bear Cubs FInally Taste Freedom (video)

10/08/2019
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Forgotten Animals for World Animal Day

28/07/2019
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5 days Spay and Neuter Mission in Moldova!

05/06/2019
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The Dodo tells the story of the family that rescued nearly 400 orphaned bear cubs

15/01/2019
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Russia’s New Anti-Cruelty Law is “Fake News”.

30/12/2018
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Can blockchain save Russian animals?

08/12/2018
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Victory for Moldova’s animals!

12/10/2018
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The man who is giving HOPE to Russian bears: Back to the Wild

18/09/2018
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£10 will keep an orphan wild bear cub in rehabilitation fed for a day

£20 will spay a shelter cat and greatly raise their chance to be adopted

£50 will help to compile an animal cruelty prosecution case

£100 will fund a piece of equipment for an undercover investigation

£250 will help our Human Behaviour Change programme reach 150 children

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Cats and dogs spayed and neutered in 24 cities

Children reached by our Humane Education Programme in 18 cities

Zoos consulted on better captive wildlife standards

people reached by social ads in 10 cities

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