Koger made a cage-free commitment and failed
We’re urging Kroger to do the right thing
Mission
Animal Equality is an international organization working with society, governments, and companies to end cruelty to farmed animals.
Values and commitment
As an animal protection organization, we are guided by compassion, determination, and effectiveness.
We are committed to saving as many animals as possible and to reducing the enormous suffering animals endure on factory farms.
International
Animal Equality works in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, and India. Our teams have decades of experience in undercover investigations, campaigns, legal advocacy, and large-scale education programs.
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Our work
Animal Equality combines four strategies in its campaigns to help animals.
We go undercover to document and expose the cruel treatment of animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses. To this day, we have inspected over 1,000 factory farms and slaughterhouses in 15 countries.
We raise awareness and inform millions of people who watch our videos so they can see for themselves what the meat, egg, dairy, and fishing industries do to animals. We campaign to convince companies to update their policies that affect animals and our team of attorneys advocate for increased protections and animal rights.
News
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Nine activists arrested at Kroger’s Cincinnati headquarters
A nonviolent action at Kroger’s Cincinnati headquarters ends in nine arrests as more than 60 activists protest the company’s unfinished cage-free commitment.
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Animals forced to walk on broken legs at Brazilian pig farms
Six farms. Injured pigs. Painful procedures. A farmer admitting to banned antibiotic use. Animal Equality is now taking the evidence from its latest Brazil investigation to court.
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Spain awaits verdict in Hermanos Carrasco pig farm abuse retrial
The retrial of the Hermanos Carrasco pig farm owners has concluded in Murcia, Spain. A verdict is pending on 14 counts of animal abuse. Animal Equality is demanding justice for the animals.
Blog
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Farmed animals are more than we’ve been told
Discover what cows, pigs, chickens and horses actually experience. Animal Equality investigations reveal their intelligence, emotions, and social bonds—and how you can help.
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Federal lawsuit challenges Michigan cage-free egg law
Michigan’s cage-free egg law now faces a federal lawsuit that could weaken similar laws across the country.
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Dragged through mud and manure: How cows suffer for dairy
Animal Equality’s U.K. Executive Director exposes cows unable to stand, hauled by machinery by their hips, and dragged across the barn floor.