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TAKE ACTION: Urge These Companies to Stop Promoting SeaWorld

Do you support orca abuse? We didn't think so. Tell these companies why, and urge them to stop promoting SeaWorld's cruel confinement of marine mammals.

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Cows Hacked Apart for Leather Shoes—Urge Companies to Ditch It Now!

Urge Reebok, New Balance, HOKA, Brooks, and Mizuno to immediately ban leather from all shoes and switch to 100% cruelty-free, vegan materials!

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Want to Help Horses? Try These Quick, Easy Actions

It's never been easier to help horses. If you love these beautiful, gentle animals and would do anything to keep them safe, then this is the page for you!

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End greyhound racing

Sign our petition today to support an end to commercial greyhound racing and to protect greyhounds from suffering worldwide.

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Tiny Puppy Likely Beaten to Death in Trinidad—Speak Up!

Demand that the individual be charged under Trinidad and Tobago's Summary Offenses Act.

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This is What Terror Looks Like For An Elephant. Tell “The Preserve” To Shut Down!

Urge Kari and Gary Johnson, urging them to let these elephants truly retire from a lifetime of performing for human entertainment.

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Dexter Osborn Back on the Road: Tell Venues to Stop Hosting Acts Like “A Grizzly Experience”

Urge these fairs and festivals to stop featuring acts like A Grizzly Experience that exploit wild animals.

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Help end China

Beginning June 21st, the dog and cat meat trade intensifies in China’s city of Yulin. Truckloads of dogs and cats will be driven long distances in horrific conditions to be brutally slaughtered for their meat. Please urge China to end the animal welfare and public health nightmare of Yulin’s dog and cat meat trade.

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Protect dogs from cruel puppy mills!

The Puppy Protection Act will drastically improve the quality of life of dogs in USDA-licensed breeding facilities by requiring stronger standards of care including increased enclosure sizes, solid flooring, exercise, feeding twice per day, socialization, increased veterinary care, and protection from extreme temperatures.