International Cheetah Day
International Cheetah Day on 4th December raises awareness about endangered cheetahs and highlights conservation efforts to protect these magnificent animals.
International Cheetah Day on 4th December raises awareness about endangered cheetahs and highlights conservation efforts to protect these magnificent animals.
World Wildlife Conservation Day, on 4th December, is dedicated to raising awareness for the protection of wildlife and promoting sustainable conservation efforts.
International Day of Veterinary Medicine, on 9th December, celebrates the dedication and essential work of veterinarians in caring for animal and public health.
National Llama Day, celebrated on 9th December, is a fun day dedicated to appreciating these charming animals, known for their wool and quirky personalities.
International Animal Rights Day, on 10th December, advocates for the ethical treatment of animals and reminds us to extend compassion and protection to all living beings.
National Horse Day on the 13th of December celebrates the contributions, beauty, and companionship of horses, promoting equine welfare and appreciation.
Monkey Day, on the 14th of December, raises awareness about primates and conservation efforts, celebrating our connection to these remarkable animals.
The London International Horse Show combines elite equestrian sport, festive fun, and captivating performances for a memorable experience.
Visit the Zoo Day, on 27th December, invites families to connect with wildlife, support conservation, and enjoy a fun day at the zoo.
Walk Your Dog Month takes place throughout January, an opportunity for dog owners to kick start their New Year's resolutions by embracing the great outdoors with their furry friends.
Dress Up Your Pet Day takes place on the 14th of January every year for pet lovers to share their love and appreciation for their furry friends in a fun and unique way.
Penguin Awareness Day takes place on January 20th every year. This day is dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about one of the world's most beloved and unique bird species - penguins.
Squirrel Appreciation Day takes place on the 21st of January every year, celebrating one of nature's most acrobatic and playful creatures.
The Big Garden Birdwatch is an annual event organized by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), at the end of January.
Hedgehog Day takes place on the 2nd of February every year, a day to celebrate and raise awareness about these charming and unique creatures. Often overshadowed by its more famous counterpart, Groundhog Day, Hedgehog Day offers an opportunity to shine a light on hedgehogs, their habits, and the environmental challenges they face.
Marmot Day takes place on the 2nd of February evey year, a day dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about marmots, fascinating ground-dwelling rodents known for their charming personalities and significant ecological role. This day is an opportunity to appreciate the diverse species of marmots found across the world, from the mountainous regions of North America to the alpine areas of Europe and Asia.
Groundhog Day takes place on the 2nd of February every year, a popular North American tradition centered around the folklore that a groundhog’s behavior can predict the arrival of spring. According to legend, if the groundhog sees its shadow upon emerging from its burrow, it will retreat back, signifying six more weeks of winter; no shadow predicts an early spring.
Golden Retriever Day takes place on the 3rd of February every year, a day to celebrate one of the most beloved and friendly dog breeds around the world. Known for their gentle nature, intelligence, and golden coats, Golden Retrievers hold a special place in the hearts of dog lovers.
National Nest Box Week takes place on second week of February every year, a week dedicated to encouraging people to set up nest boxes for birds in their local area.
World Whale Day splashes onto the calendar every third Sunday of February, immersing us in a celebration of these majestic marine mammals. Set against the backdrop of the vast oceans, this day honours the beauty, diversity, and importance of whales in our global ecosystem. While the date may vary slightly each year, the spirit of World Whale Day remains consistent – a call to action to protect and conserve these magnificent creatures for generations to come.
Love Your Pet Day takes place on the 20th of February every year, for pet owners to show extra love and attention to their furry, feathered, or scaly friends. This day celebrates the special bond and unconditional love shared between pets and their owners.
