Kinder choices create change

Dear Friend,

The choices we make every day can help protect animals, support nature and create a more compassionate future. From the food you choose to the spaces you share with wildlife, discover new ways to make a difference.

Help build a better food system

Factory farming is putting increasing pressure on animals, wildlife and the natural world. As these systems expand, habitats are lost, biodiversity declines and animal welfare suffers.

Regenerative agriculture offers a better path. By working with nature instead of against it, regenerative farming helps restore healthy ecosystems, supports biodiversity and creates environments where wildlife can thrive.

Learn how regenerative agriculture can help build a healthier future for animals and our planet.

But regenerative agriculture can't succeed while factory farming continues to expand.

By urging the Canadian government to stop the growth of factory farms, we can help create a food system that puts animal welfare, sustainability and compassion first.

Friend, your voice can help drive change. Sign the petition calling on the Canadian government to stop factory farm expansion and move toward a kinder food system.

Your guide to plant-based food labels

If you’re looking to incorporate more animal-friendly food choices into your diet, grocery labels can sometimes be difficult to navigate. From “plant-based” to “certified vegan,” understanding what these terms mean can help you make choices that better align with your values and support a more compassionate food system.

Explore the differences between common food labels and learn what to look for the next time you shop.

Support biodiversity from your own backyard

Nature is all around us, and the spaces we care for at home can have a bigger impact than we might think. By choosing plants that support wildlife and creating welcoming habitats, we can help strengthen local ecosystems and give more species a place to flourish.

Find out how simple backyard choices can help protect biodiversity and support the animals who share our environment.

Breaking news: 30 Marineland belugas are moving to new homes

The relocation of Marineland’s belugas is underway, with six of the 30 whales now transferred to U.S. facilities. The remaining belugas and four dolphins are expected to move in the coming weeks and months to other aquariums across the U.S. and one in Spain.

Our wildlife campaign manager, Erin Ryan, says that while seaside sanctuaries would have been the ideal outcome, the move aims to give the animals access to facilities with higher professional standards of care.