The power of animals

Dear Friend,

Animals possess a unique and profound power. They inspire awe, bring us joy and connect us to the natural world. But their impact doesn’t stop there – animals have the power to transform our world.

Yet today, animals are suffering on an unimaginable scale. Billions of farm animals endure lives of cruelty, while wild animals are exploited for profit in industries like tourism and entertainment. This mistreatment not only inflicts deep pain but also threatens the health of our planet and ourselves.

Protecting animals isn't just about ending their suffering – it's a crucial step in healing our planet. When we prioritize their well-being, we help restore balance to ecosystems, preserve the natural world and create a future where all life can flourish.

That’s why we’ve launched the Power of Animals campaign – to end the cruelty of factory farming and the global commercial wildlife trade. Together, we can build a compassionate future where animals thrive – and so do we.

These are the faces of a few of the 21 monkeys rescued from a dancing monkey training village where they endured unbearable suffering daily.

While this is great news, we’re not done yet. We won’t stop until all 30 monkeys are safely at Jakarta Animal Aid Network’s rehabilitation centre where they will get a second chance at life.

Together, we are fighting to eradicate this cruel practice, creating a future where no monkey has to suffer for entertainment.

Born into a world of pain, piglets on factory farms are taken from their mothers, cramped in tiny pens and endure harsh treatments. But it doesn't have to be this way.

Together, we can create a world where piglets grow up in natural environments, cared for by their mothers and free from the horrors of factory farms.

We did the research and scored Canada’s top chain restaurants on their inclusion of plant-based product offerings and efforts toward reducing animal-based foods in their businesses.

How do you think your favourite restaurant did? You might be surprised.

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Photo of the month

A maned wolf getting fitted for a radio collar.

Together with Onçafari, we are collaring and tracking maned wolves in Brazil. Following and monitoring their movements will allow us to tell their stories and help to expose the risks associated with factory farming and habitat destruction. Learn more about our fight to save the maned wolf.