In the heart of the Arizona desert, a growing movement of animal advocates is calling for a long-overdue act of compassion: the release of Indu, a solitary elephant at the Phoenix Zoo, to a spacious and naturalistic sanctuary where she can finally live among her own kind. At Sustainable Action Now, we stand in full […]
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Wednesday’s safari featured a tranquil scene with both lions and elephants. The lions, typically known for their power and agility, were seen in a more relaxed state, possibly indicating a period of rest or contentment. Simultaneously, elephants moved gracefully through the landscape, their large ears flapping gently in the evening breeze. This juxtaposition of species
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There’s nothing quite like the golden hours in the African bush—and this week’s SafariLIVE Sunset was pure wilderness magic. On April 11, viewers were treated to an unforgettable safari, all from the comfort of home. Naturalist Eric spent quality time with a gentle bull elephant, observing his peaceful movements and wise demeanor, before tracking down
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No passport needed. Just your curiosity. Thanks to live-streamed cameras at some of Africa’s most iconic waterholes, you can now immerse yourself in the rhythms of the wild—from the comfort of home. With every sunrise and sunset, witness elephants bathing, lions lurking in the tall grasses, zebras gathering for a drink, and birds in a
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For too long, elephants have endured lives filled with pain, isolation, and exploitation—all in the name of human entertainment. Their journey is one of heartbreak: stolen from the wild or bred in captivity, forced into submission through cruel training methods, and made to perform unnatural tricks for crowds. But elephants are not ours to use.
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The circus, once a symbol of wonder and excitement, has a darker side that cannot be ignored. For years, animal rights activists and environmentalists have warned about the cruelty and danger that circuses, particularly those featuring wild animals, pose to both humans and animals alike. As more circuses continue to operate under outdated practices, the
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As we approach the end of 2024, there’s no better time to reflect on how far we’ve come in the fight for animal rights and what we still have to do. This year has been full of victories for animals, thanks to the power of online activism. Yet, there is always more to be done.
Show your support for animal and wildlife organizations by purchasing a commemorative plush toy from the SAN Shop. Each toy represents a unique cause, with all profits going directly to the respective organizations working tirelessly to protect and rescue animals. When you buy one of these adorable plush toys, you’re not just getting a cute
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In a heartfelt plea for change, Missy is urging the Edmonton Valley Zoo in Alberta, Canada, to relocate its only elephant, Lucy, to the Tennessee Elephant Sanctuary. Lucy has been living in isolation since 2007, when her only companion was transferred to another institution. With the zoo’s decision to exclude elephants from its future, Lucy
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In a world where empathy and awareness can lead to transformative change, Free All Captive Elephants (FACE) proudly presents their powerful new short documentary, Elephants, Out of Captivity. This 10-minute film is a poignant exploration of the lives of elephants confined in circuses and zoos, shedding light on their struggles and rallying viewers to take
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The Hidden Realities of Zoos: A Call for Change. Zoos are often seen as places of wonder, where people can observe exotic animals up close. However, behind the scenes, these facilities are centers of captivity and entertainment where wild animals are often exhibited in solitary confinement, primarily to satisfy human curiosity. Life in Captivity. Animals
With over 7.9 billion humans on our planet, we are witnessing a devastating reality: two-thirds of all animal species are being wiped out at an alarming rate. The culprits? Greed, ego, ignorance, and a blatant disregard for the sanctity of life. From majestic elephants slaughtered for their tusks to once-thriving species reduced to mere remnants,