Speak Out
We are stronger when we stand together. When you sign your name, pledge your support or send a message to a decision-maker, you can make real change happen. Join us in fighting to improve life for all animals.
End South Korean dog cloning experiments
Ask South Korea to immediately terminate government funding for cloning research involving dogs and other animals.
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Ask the Scottish government to ban cruel glue traps
Following our lobbying efforts, the Scottish government is considering banning the public sale and use of glue traps. Let them know that this would have strong public support.
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Protect animals in case of Brexit
Under the European Union Treaty, animals are recognised as sentient beings, whose welfare must be protected, but in the event of the UK leaving the EU, action has not yet been taken. Urge the Environment Minister to prioritise new animal protection legislation.
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Secure a swift end to fur farming in Ireland
Ireland's government announced it would end fur farming, but a phase-out period could take years, causing many animals to still suffer and die. Urge the Agriculture Minister to implement a total ban on all fur farming as soon as possible.
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Urge Brazilian lawmakers to protect wildlife from hunting and trading
Urge the Chamber of Deputies to protect wildlife, not hunt and exploit it!
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Botswana: Reinstate a trophy hunting ban
Tell Botswana's government not to lift the ban on trophy hunting and to instead focus efforts on true elephant conservation.
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EatKind for animals, people and the planet
Whether you're ready to give up animal products completely or want to ease into it gently, sign the EatKind pledge and help us show that people are prepared to change their diets to create a more healthy and humane future for all.
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Tell South African authorities to ban cruel captive breeding of lions for profit
Up to 12,000 lions suffer in captive breeding facilities in South Africa. In these facilities, lions are intensively bred and ripped away from their mothers to be exploited for tourist props. Once the lions are too dangerous for human interaction, they are killed for the bone trade or sold for canned trophy hunts..
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