Hear from Animal Equality's Legal Advocacy Counsel as she describes how you can change laws for animals.
After 2 years postponed due to Covid, Texas VegFest came back with a vengeance.
Learn from Animal Equality's International Director of Investigations, Sean Thomas, how you can protect animals on US dairy farms. Support from dedicated individuals is crucial for animal protection.
Fish farms have been described as “factory farms in water.” Around the world, tens of billions of fish are raised and slaughtered on these farms, but consumers are unaware of the conditions these animals endure during their lives.
For International Women's Day, Animal Equality would like to introduce two of the women behind our mission and the friendship they formed out of their fight for animal rights.
Animal food products are out, and delicious, plant-based foods are in. Here are 5 reasons Americans are shifting toward a cruelty-free diet.
Living a cruelty-free life is in the palm of your hands. Here are 8 apps to help you go (or stay) vegan for the animals!
Dr. Bronner’s, one of North America’s top-selling soap and body care products brands, has made a compassionate contribution towards Animal Equality’s fight to end animal cruelty. And we want to say thank you…
“We're activists. We're strong and we’re courageous. So where do I find the strength to fight for animals? In other activists. Their courage and stories. They speak to us directly.”
There are nearly 6 million animals who desperately need our attention in 2023: mother pigs.
Animal Equality is making historic progress for animals in 2022, with top 10 moments that include groundbreaking policies and investigations impacting 200 million animals so far this year.
Animal Equality has conducted over 820 undercover investigations in factory farms and slaughterhouses worldwide, with one mission: to expose the systemic cruelty behind the suffering of animals in the meat, dairy, and egg industries.
Animal Equality is continuing our efforts to ban one of the cruelest foods in the world in Portland, Oregon.
On November 29, 2022, the popular British publication, The Grocer, published an op-ed by Animal Equality's UK Executive Director, Abigail Penny about the suffering of farmed fish.
Thirty-five people were arrested and six companies investigated after a criminal gang was found falsifying documents and selling meat from horses that was unfit for human consumption.