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World Day Against the Death Penalty is Tomorrow, October 10 Read More »

Death Penalty, SAN News, White Supremacy

World Day Against the Death Penalty is Tomorrow, October 10

October 10 marks the annual World Day Against the Death Penalty, and we will be joining coalition partners across the country for the National Christian Prayer Call on the Death Penalty. During this event, you’ll hear from death row exoneree Sabrina Butler-Smith and murder victim family member David Taynor. We will take time to join […]

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Activist Leaps Into Action Against Bullfighting During Copa América Match Read More »

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Activist Leaps Into Action Against Bullfighting During Copa América Match

In a bold display of activism, a PETA supporter made a dramatic entrance onto the field during the highly anticipated Ecuador vs. Mexico soccer match at the CONMEBOL Copa América. Dressed in faux bullhorns and wielding a sign that read “Soccer Fans Against Bullfighting,” the activist jumped 7 feet down onto the field just before

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Urgent Appeal to the Namibian Government: Halt the Proposed Wildlife Slaughter Read More »

SAN News, Stop Wildlife Crime, Trophy Hunting, Wildlife & Racing Extinction

Urgent Appeal to the Namibian Government: Halt the Proposed Wildlife Slaughter

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding Namibia’s recent decision to slaughter 150 wild animals, with plans to cull an additional 700, including 83 elephants. This proposed action is both ethically and scientifically unjustifiable and must be reconsidered. The slaughter of these majestic creatures is not a viable solution to the pressing drought

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The Ongoing Fight Against Dolphin Hunting in Taiji, Japan Read More »

Dolphin Outlook, SAN News

The Ongoing Fight Against Dolphin Hunting in Taiji, Japan

It has been nearly three weeks since the commencement of the 2024/25 dolphin hunting season in Taiji, Japan, and tragically, two dolphin species have already been targeted for slaughter and capture. The methods used in this hunt are not only inhumane but have also been shrouded in secrecy until recently. In previous years, our Cove

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife, White Supremacy / /

A Massive Victory for Animal Rights as Charles River Laboratories Abandons Plans for Monkey Warehouse Read More »

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife, White Supremacy

A Massive Victory for Animal Rights as Charles River Laboratories Abandons Plans for Monkey Warehouse

In a monumental win for animal welfare advocates, Charles River Laboratories, a major player in monkey experimentation, has officially abandoned its plans to construct a massive monkey warehouse in Brazoria County, Texas. This decision comes after an intense 11-month campaign led by PETA and fueled by the passionate support of thousands of advocates who stood

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The Juliana 21 Youth-Led Fight for Climate Justice Read More »

Our Youth, SAN News

The Juliana 21 Youth-Led Fight for Climate Justice

Nearly a decade ago, the Juliana 21, a group of courageous young individuals, launched a groundbreaking constitutional climate lawsuit against the U.S. government. Their case, known as Juliana v. United States, asserts that the government’s continued investment in fossil fuels—despite knowledge of the resulting climate crisis—violates their fundamental rights. This pioneering legal challenge has not

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Tell Pet Stop to send Frankie, for God’s sake, to the sanctuary, and check out Chimp Crazy! Read More »

SAN News, Zoo's

Tell Pet Stop to send Frankie, for God’s sake, to the sanctuary, and check out Chimp Crazy!

Urge Pet Stop to Send Frankie the Capuchin to an Accredited Sanctuary Frankie the capuchin monkey’s story is one of both sorrow and hope. In nature, capuchins thrive in large family groups, darting through the canopies of vast rainforests with incredible speed and agility. They are social creatures, forming strong bonds and engaging in complex

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The Wildlife Aid Centre: Pioneering a New Era for British Wildlife Read More »

Rescue Network, SAN News, Stop Wildlife Crime, Wildlife & Racing Extinction

The Wildlife Aid Centre: Pioneering a New Era for British Wildlife

The Wildlife Aid Foundation is embarking on its most ambitious project to date: the creation of the Wildlife Aid Centre, a cutting-edge facility that will serve as a beacon of hope for British wildlife. As the UK faces an unprecedented environmental crisis, with a quarter of native mammals at risk of extinction and becoming one

Live Animal Transport, Oceana, SAN News, Zoo's / /

The Ethical Quandary of Animal Captivity: A Deep Dive into the Issues Surrounding Aquariums and Zoos Read More »

Live Animal Transport, Oceana, SAN News, Zoo's

The Ethical Quandary of Animal Captivity: A Deep Dive into the Issues Surrounding Aquariums and Zoos

The captivity of animals in aquariums and zoos has long been a contentious issue, drawing criticism from animal welfare advocates, scientists, and the general public alike. This extensive expose delves into the core reasons why keeping animals in captivity is considered problematic and explores potential alternatives for promoting animal welfare. 1. Lack of Space One

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Undercover Investigation Reveals Hypocrisy at Safari Club International Convention Read More »

SAN News, Stop Wildlife Crime, Trophy Hunting

Undercover Investigation Reveals Hypocrisy at Safari Club International Convention

A new undercover investigation conducted by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and Humane Society International (HSI) has unveiled shocking hypocrisy within the trophy hunting industry. The investigation, which took place at the Safari Club International (SCI) convention held in Nashville, Tennessee, from February 22 to 25, 2024, exposes a disturbing pattern of