Calves pinned down and force-fed. Mothers separated from their newborns. Workers cursing and striking animals. Animal Equality’s U.K. Executive Director shares findings from an investigation into an organic, RSPCA-assured dairy farm.
The SAFE Act could ban horse slaughter in the U.S., along with the export of American horses for slaughter. What are the next steps?
In 2024, Animal Equality exposed cruelty, changed laws, and challenged industries across eight countries.
A guide sheep walks the killing floor, lambs following close. With each step she takes, factory farming turns trust into its sharpest tool…
From changing laws and corporate policies to amplifying voices in protests and digital actions, your commitment has sparked a wave of change for millions of animals.
What if you had the power to dismantle one of the most secretive industries on the planet? Here are six bold ways to stand up against animal cruelty today.
Voters in Denver have the opportunity to vote on a ballot measure that would “prohibit the construction, maintenance, or use of slaughterhouses in Denver, Colorado.” The initiative was started by Pro-Animal Future and is supported by organizations like Animal Equality.
Buffalo calves, thin and frail, lay abandoned on a Northern Italian mozzarella farm.
From impregnating cows to separating families, the global dairy industry is built on cruelty. These five photos are pulling back the curtain…
From collaborating with celebrities to changing laws, here’s how Animal Equality is leading a global campaign for ducks and geese.
August 8, 2024: Animal Equality’s President–Sharon Núñez–introduced Humans and Other Animals at the Dallas premiere on July 31st. During this speech, she praised the producers for their advocacy and urged the audience to continue the fight for animals. The documentary is now…
Discover how farmed animals suffer and die before reaching the slaughterhouse…and why some are washing up on European shores.
In this exclusive interview, hear from Animal Equality’s Executive Director in the UK–Abigail Penny–as she recounts the highs and lows of her fight for farmed fish.
