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• Campaigns

  ...006 We are fighting for animal abusers to be put behind bars. 2012 If animals were the judges, punishment for animal cruelty would be more severe. 2013 Animals can not fight for their rights, that's why we fight for them. 2016 As long as certain animals are treated as trash, we are needed. 2016 As long as certain animals are treated as trash, we are needed. 2017 No animal takes pleasure in suffering. 2019 Only animals can turn a blind eye to animal cruelty. 2020 Wild animals suffer from constantly being touched by tourists. 2021 Help us get justice for animals. 2022 Animal rights deserve as mu...

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• 2014 01 09 Animal Welfare in Switzerland - constitutional aim, social commitment, and a major challenge

  Animal Welfare in Switzerland - constitutional aim, social commitment, and a major challenge Animal Welfare in Switzerland - constitutional aim, social commitment, and a major challenge Vanessa Gerritsen discusses the Swiss animal welfare law from a constitutional point of view and questions the enforcement of the principles of 'sentient beings' and 'dignity'. January 9, 2014 Further information:Published in Global Journal of Animal Law GJAL 1/2013

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• Encyclopedia animal welfare law

  Encyclopedia animal welfare law Encyclopedia animal welfare law Heat stress

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• 2004 04 05 Dolphinariums in Europe from The Viewpoint of Animal Welfare Law

  Dolphinariums in Europe from The Viewpoint of Animal Welfare Law Dolphinariums in Europe from The Viewpoint of Animal Welfare Law Report by the Stiftung für das Tier im Recht drawn up by Dr. iur. Antoine F. Goetschel, director, Zurich, for the attention of the Working Group for the Protection of Marine Mammals, Switzerland (ASMS Ocean Care). April 5, 2004 Further information:Report (PDF)

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• 2004 04 05 Animal Welfare Legislation in Switzerland

  Animal Welfare Legislation in Switzerland Animal Welfare Legislation in Switzerland A Report by the Foundation for the Animal in the Law, CH-Berne/Zurich, elaborated by Antoine F. Goetschel, JD, Director and Attorney-at-Law. February 10, 2002 April 5, 2004 Further information:Report (PDF)

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• Che

  Awareness-raising campaign 2016 "Animals cannot fight for their rights. That's why we fight for them." in collaboration with Ruf Lanz Che English "Tiere können nicht selber für ihre Rechte kämpfen. Darum tun wir es." in Zusammenarbeit mit Ruf Lanz Che German Order campaign Order postcards of the campaign in our shop.

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• Legislation on Epizootic Diseases

  Legislation on Epizootic Diseases Legislation Legislation on Epizootic Diseases The legislation on epizootic diseases serves to monitor, control and eradicate animal diseases and is primarily regulated by the Law on Epizootic Diseases and its corresponding ordinance and is also supplemented by various further ordinances. All important laws on epizootic diseases are listed on the German version of this page.

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• Contact

  Contact Location and Contact Stiftung für das Tier im Recht (TIR) Rigistrasse 9 CH - 8006 ZürichPhone: +41 (0)43 443 06 43 opening hours Monday - Friday 08:00 - 12:00 / 13:30 - 17:30E-Mail: info@tierimrecht.org How to find us Map and directions in pdf format (in German)Google Maps

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• Legislation

  Legislation Legislation We have also compiled all Swiss laws relating to animals: International Conventions Exotic Pets (in German) Species Conservation Fisheries Legislation Legislation on Hunting Cantonal Dog Laws Legislation on Epizootic Diseases Animal Welfare Legislation Federal Constitution

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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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