Your actions make a difference
Make sure your elected officials know that you are an advocate for animals. When you contact your elected official, you’re putting a face and a name on an issue.

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Join us in urging Shriners International to prohibit local chapters from using sensitive wild animals in their circuses.

Alokparna Sengupta/Humane World for Animals
Speak out against the cruel, unnecessary and dangerous dog and cat meat trade.

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Puppies and mother dogs suffer in puppy mills. Join us in calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to enforce and raise their standards at all commercial breeding facilities.

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UK continues to allow fur to be imported and sold, effectively outsourcing fur cruelty overseas.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of wild animals are killed solely to obtain "trophies"—heads, hides or pelts and even whole animals—to stuff, skin and hang on a wall.

Canadian Horse Defence Coalition
Horses are being bred in Canada for the sole purpose of being exported alive to Japan, where raw horsemeat is considered a delicacy. These horses are flown by air, crammed into wooden crates without water, food or rest for the long journey only to be slaughtered upon arrival.

The HSUS
It’s time for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to put an end to these outdated and flawed practices—and embrace science without suffering.

Humane World for Animals
Join us in asking President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for the humane treatment of street dogs and effective solutions to population management.

Join us in asking Ministers John Steenhuisen and Dr Dion George to protect big cats and other exotic and indigenous animals.

Humane World for Animals
Nearly 15,000 hunting trophies of species at risk like elephants, lions, giraffes, polar bears and black rhinos were imported into the EU between 2014 and 2018.

Since 2019, 16 beluga whales and one orca whale have died at Marineland, the last remaining place in Canada holding whales in captivity.

Meredith Lee/Humane World for Animals
Every year, millions of dogs and cats, including many stolen pets, are trafficked throughout Viet Nam to supply markets, slaughterhouses and restaurants.