Animal Equality Grows To Protect Animals in Germany

May 27, 2012 Updated: July 14, 2022

Our work for animals knows no borders. Therefore, we have started a new international group, this time in Stuttgart, Germany! Our goal is to work intensively, presenting shocking investigations and campaigns similar to those conducted in other countries. Today Animal Equality Germany will have an information stall in Stuttgart, celebrating ‘Street Veggie Day‘, educating the public and spreading a message of respect towards other animals. Get to know our work through our new German website: animalequality.de

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