We believe that respect for people, animals and the environment will lead to a more compassionate and sustainable world.

ACTAsia initiates education programmes aimed at children, consumers, and professionals for gradual and sustainable social change

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What we do

Children's education

Children's education

We teach citizenship, animal welfare, and environmental responsibility through Caring for Life Education (CFL)

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Consumer education

Consumer education

We raise awareness of the exploitation of people, animals and the environment by consumer industries

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Professional education

Professional education

We offer training and professional development for teachers, veterinarians and other influential members of society

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I Care

I Care

I Care is an academic platform for education programmes and research projects, in collaboration with international universities.

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We give children the chance to grow into compassionate adults

We research into the fur industry and tell the painful truth about fur trim

We work with veterinary partners to improve professional standards

Teaching compassion

Over 65,000 students have taken a Caring for Life Education course

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Latest news

28 March 2019

Teaching hearts and minds in the veterinary profession

On 25 March 2019, ACTAsia and Vets for Compassion (VFC) hosted an Anniversary Gala Dinner in Beijing, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Companion Animal Veterinary Training programme. 
7 February 2019

Rabies protection marks New Year in China

Award-winning veterinarian and peer-trainer, Dr Yin, travelled home to visit family for New Year this week. She was armed with 130 rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats living in her neighbourhood.
29 January 2019

A look back at ACTAsia in 2018 

Last year ACTAsia really grew as an organisation. We ran some high-profile events and major public campaigns, saw progress in all our education programmes, received awards and are proud to have reached a greater public audience than ever before.
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