Summer’s heat can be tough—not just for us, but for our furry friends as well. At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that caring for the planet includes caring for all creatures, big and small. That’s why we’re excited to share two refreshing and healthy recipes perfect for beating the heat: a cooling popsicle treat for
In the ongoing global debate over the future of energy, recent moves by the Trump administration and its Republican allies in Congress have sparked significant controversy. They are pushing to remove the No. 2 official at the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA), a pivotal institution that shapes international energy policy and climate action. The Core
Recently, a devastating incident brought global attention to one of the darkest sides of industrial animal agriculture—a ship carrying live sheep sank at sea, resulting in an unimaginable loss of life. This tragedy should never have happened, and it starkly highlights the inherent cruelty and risks involved in transporting live animals over long distances, whether
Sustainable Action Now Report: Ending the Captivity Crisis This World Lion Day Read More »
Lions, SAN NewsEvery year on August 10th, the world pauses to honor the majesty of one of nature’s most iconic and powerful creatures — the lion. World Lion Day is a time to celebrate these magnificent animals, but it must also serve as a sobering reminder of the challenges they face, especially those trapped behind fences in
If you’re craving a raw, unfiltered look at the wild beauty of Africa, SafariLIVE is your front-row ticket to nature’s most awe-inspiring show. The latest SafariLIVE Catch Up episode, now streaming exclusively at Sustainable Action Now, is a cat-tastic adventure filled with unforgettable sightings — from elusive rhino tracks to breathtaking elephant interactions, and of
A Landmark Victory: PETA Shuts Down Cruel Marmoset Experiments at UMass Amherst Read More »
SAN News, Testing on Animals & WildlifeIn a monumental triumph for animal welfare and ethical science, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has successfully campaigned to close down Dr. Agnès Lacreuse’s laboratory at the University of Massachusetts–Amherst (UMass). This victory marks the end of more than a decade of cruel and often deadly experiments on marmosets, tiny, intelligent
SPLASH TIME! Ensuring Comfort and Care for Rescued Animals with FOUR PAWS International Read More »
Bears, Rescue Network, SAN News, TigersAs the summer sun blazes, bringing with it soaring temperatures, a crucial aspect of animal welfare comes into sharp focus: providing adequate means for animals to stay cool and comfortable. At FOUR PAWS International, a global animal welfare organization dedicated to revealing suffering, rescuing animals in need, and protecting them, this commitment is evident in
Ethical Considerations: The Truth About BunnyLulu Charms and Animal Welfare Read More »
Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN NewsOur commitment to a sustainable and humane world extends to every living creature. It is with this principle in mind that we must address a concerning trend in consumer products: the use of real animal fur in items marketed as innocent or “cute” accessories. A prime example that has recently come to our attention are
The Unseen Bonds of Bears in Sanctuary Read More »
Bears, Rescue Network, SAN NewsCelebrating World Friendship Day with Our Furry Companions On World Friendship Day, we often reflect on the cherished connections in our own lives. But what about the animal kingdom? While many species are known for their social structures, bears are typically perceived as solitary creatures, roaming vast territories alone. However, a heartwarming truth emerges from
