Taking personal action to end all animal exploitation by not eating, wearing or using animals
Wild mustang horses are a symbol of the great American West and are our American heritage. But America’s wild mustangs are being rounded up by the American government, corralled at tax-payer’s expense, and sold...
Bob Comis was a pasture-based pig farmer who loved raising pigs. Comis prided himself on raising his livestock with the highest possible animal welfare standards and farming practices on his Stony Brook Farm in...
This short, powerful video exposes the truth about how producers of animal meat, dairy and eggs market products using false and deceptive labels to make people feel better about the animals they eat. Labels...
So what can one individual do? Philip Wollen appeals to us, “There’s plenty of information. Research. Read widely and study the subject of cruelty to animals. Learn as much as you can, join as...
“China is in a civil war over canines.” ~ Sarah Brownlee Eating Happiness is the first call-to-action documentary film exposing the truth about dog meat consumption in Asia and the brutal mistreatment of dogs for...
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi Buddhist monk and author, Matthieu Ricard, has an important message for us....
A new, short, 12-minute documentary film, “ANIMA: Animals. Faith. Compassion.,” explores the core fundamental beliefs of 12 diverse religious faiths including–Christianity, Buddhism, Muslim, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, ISKON (Hinduism), Bahá’í Faith, the Brahma Kumaris movement, Judaism, Vedanta (Hinduism),...
Do you eat animal products such as meat, milk, cheese and eggs? Do you believe it is morally wrong to inflict pain, suffering and death on animals? If you answered yes, then it’s time...
“I get to leave, they don’t.” Jan Sorgenfrei and award-winning photographer Jo-Anne McArthur, conduct an investigation into the industrial farming of chickens and shed light on one of the secrets of factory farming –...
Growing up on his family’s cattle ranch in Michigan, Harold Brown was a fifth-generation family farmer. In interviews, he talks about when he was a young boy feeling deeply disturbed by the killing of...
