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• Behavior Abroad

  Behavior Abroad In Switzerland, most people deem animal and species protection to be self-evident, especially as Swiss animal welfare legislation is considered one of the most progressive in the world. When traveling abroad, however, problematic human-animal interactions might be encountered more readily. In the following, some practices that are often associated with considerable stress for the animals or are connected to conservation issues will be examined in more detail. Tourism and Wildlife Attractions

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• Animals as trash 2016

  ...ard for best poster of the year 2016 at the Swiss Poster Awards on March 9, 2017. You can find more information here. Animals as Trash - Rabbit Animals as Trash - Cat Animals as Trash - Dog Solange manche Tiere wie Müll behandelt werden, braucht es uns. in Zusammenarbeit mit Ruf LanzDie Kampagne "Tiere wie Müll" wurde am 9.03.2017 am Swiss Poster Award als Plakat des Jahres 2016 ausgezeichnet. Weitere Informationen finden Sie hier. Tiere wie Müll - Katze Tiere wie Müll - Hase Tiere wie Müll - Hund Order campaign Order postcards of the campaign in our shop.

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• 2019 01 07 No animal takes pleasure in suffering! – TIR launches new campaign against animal cruelty

  ... with the depiction of a dog, a cat, a cow, and a parrot in BDSM attire aims to highlight the fact that, unlike humans, animals cannot give their consent to abusive treatment. They are vulnerable and defenseless, which is why it is all the more important that we have animal-friendly laws and that they are enforced consistently. This also calls for humans who are unwilling to look away when witnessing animal cruelty. "No animal takes pleasure in suffering" is TIR's fourth campaign in collaboration with advertising agency Ruf Lanz, who designed the theme pro bono. All four themes can now be se...

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• Library

  Library - Online Database The database of the TIR library contains about 24'000 books, essays, and movies on the animal within the law, ethics, and society. All listed works are also physically available at TIR's office. The TIR library is a reference library. Copying facilities are available. Opening hours: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. till 12 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. till 5:30 p.m. (or upon request). In order to visit us, please contact us beforehand: Tel. +41 (0)43 443 06 43.New additions will be available on the Swiss Library Service Platform (SLSP) from January 2026.

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• Publications

  Publications Publications of TIR Expert opinions, reports, professional articles, media reviews, etc. Publications (in German) BooksExpert opinions / ReportsProfessional articlesJudgment reviewsConsultations / OpinionsTIR-FlyerSample contracts & templates for criminal complaintsArgumentariumE-Newsletter LibraryFriendsmails (E-Newsletter)Michelle's TIR-Blog TIR in the media (in German) Print reportsOnline reportsVideo reportsAudio reportsTIR columns and seriesTIR media releasesTIR on YouTubeLetters to the editor / Open letters / Complaints

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• 2016 11 22 TIR campaign wins Silver at the international Epica-Awards

  ...e jury is comprised of editors-in-chief and journalists from 34 magazines from 27 countries. In 2016, the jury members evaluated more than 3800 campaigns by 631 agencies from 66 countries. With two gold, three silver, and two bronze awards, Ruf Lanz was the most awarded agency from Switzerland.TIR sincerely congratulates Ruf Lanz on this great success and thanks the entire team for the pleasant and creative collaboration. As long as certain animals are treated as trash, we are needed! - Rabbit As long as certain animals are treated as trash, we are needed! - Dog As long as certain animals...

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• Wildlife

  ...he wild populations of some species. In the interest of animal protection and species conservation, certain wild animal attractions should therefore be avoided completely. Important background information on tourist attractions with wild animals can be found here. Tips How to spot a responsible sanctuary: The sanctuary makes great efforts to create a habitat as natural as possible for the animals and the staff is knowledgeable about the housed animals' needs. In addition, it strives to educate visitors on the fate of the animals in the sanctuary in order to raise awareness on animal welfare is...

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