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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Each year, thousands of roosters suffer in fighting pits in the United States. Razor-sharp gaffs tied to their legs, roosters suffer punctured lungs, broken bones and pierced eyes while fighting to the death. Will speak out against this cruelty and help ensure there is no haven for cockfighting?
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Support a switch from cruel animal experiments to cutting-edge test methods that are based on how the human body works.
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All big cats—tigers, cheetahs, leopards and jaguars—should stay wild.
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Please act now to ban wildlife killing contests in the United States.
Please act now to help ban wildlife killing contests in British Columbia.
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Ask Premier Li Qiang to end this animal welfare and public health nightmare in and around Yulin.
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Contact your Secretary of State and show your support for a ban on trophy hunting and trophy hunting memorabilia.
Join the plant-based community and pledge to EatKind for animals, people and the planet.
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Urge Canada's new administration to protect seals now and transition those involved in the industry to sustainable, humane livelihoods that can bring in far more revenue.
Pigs deserve to turn around. Prop 12 provides farm animals with protections like this, and more.
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.
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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.
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