Advancing the protection of animals through advocacy, education, and public action, inspiring compassion, stronger protections, and meaningful change.
Advancing the protection of animals through advocacy, education, and public action, inspiring compassion, stronger protections, and meaningful change.
We shine a light on animal cruelty and injustice —bringing overlooked cases, systemic failures, and gaps in protection into public view.
We empower people to take action through petitions, education, and advocacy — turning concern into collective pressure for change.
We advocate for stronger laws and lasting reforms — and work toward supporting grassroots rescues and advocates as resources allow.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R. 845, a bill that would remove federal Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves across the lower 48 states.
Gray wolves are still recovering from decades of persecution and habitat loss. Removing federal protections could lead to expanded hunting and trapping, threatening fragile populations and undermining science-based wildlife management.
The Senate now has the power to stop this legislation. We urge Senators to reject H.R. 845 and protect one of America’s most iconic and ecologically important species.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R. 845, a bill that would remove federal Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves across the lower 48 states.
Gray wolves are still recovering from decades of persecution and habitat loss. Removing federal protections could lead to expanded hunting and trapping, threatening fragile populations and undermining science-based wildlife management.
The Senate now has the power to stop this legislation. We urge Senators to reject H.R. 845 and protect one of America’s most iconic and ecologically important species.
Campaign updates, advocacy news, and policy developments
Seven dogs in China reportedly escaped suspected meat traders and walked over 10 miles together to return home, drawing global attention.
Indonesia has welcomed the return of four orangutans who were rescued after being trafficked illegally across international borders, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat wildlife crime.
The UK government is moving forward with plans to prohibit the use of snare traps in England, following years of concern over the harm these devices cause to animals.
