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.
For far too long, the multibillion-dollar meat industry has been left unaccountable for the harm it causes animals and other stakeholders. US Senator Cory Booker is looking to change that with the Industrial Agriculture Accountability Act.
Do you want to make a difference for animals this Giving Tuesday? Follow these 4 easy actions to help create a future for farmed animals where they are respected and protected!
November 16th is Voices for Horses Day and we need your help in taking critical actions for American horses being killed for meat. This cruelty must end now!
Thanks to Tiny Beam Fund, Animal Equality in Mexico has developed a dashboard that provides more accurate data on animal slaughter–giving a voice to animals exploited for meat and eggs.
Two activists from Direct Action Everywhere (DxE), Wayne Hsiung and Paul Darwin Picklesimer, were acquitted of burglary and theft charges after a weeklong trial in Utah. They were accused of removing two ill animals from a farm to give them medical attention.
From Animal Equality’s beginnings, we have been dedicated to exposing the suffering of animals inside factory farms through undercover investigations. The meat industry tries to hide animal abuse and cruelty happening on its farms and inside its slaughterhouses. These investigations are the only way to prove what happens behind their walls.
