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Sustainable Action Now asks you to Take Action Now—Say Goodbye to 2024 by Taking Action on 24 Urgent Campaigns

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. […]

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Support Animal Welfare with Commemorative Plush Toys from SAN Shop

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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The Reality of Roadside Zoos and A Closer Look at Animal Welfare

Roadside zoos are facilities that feature animals confined in cages, aiming to attract passing motorists with the promise of seeing, feeding, or interacting with the animals. These establishments surged in popularity during the 1950s, alongside the rise of automobile travel. Initially, they showcased farm animals and local wildlife, offering attractions like donkey rides and snake

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Advocating Against Roadside Zoos: A Call for Ethical Treatment of Captive Wildlife

Roadside zoos are a blight on the American landscape, often presenting themselves as quaint attractions but concealing the harsh reality of animal suffering. These establishments, frequently characterized by small enclosures and substandard care, subject wild animals like lions, tigers, monkeys, and wolves to lives of misery and neglect. The plight of animals in roadside zoos

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