Even if all you have is one minute you can still take action to help animals.
There are lots of positive ways you can help animals and make a difference.
Everyday people around New Zealand are standing up for animals, and there is real change as a result. We are seeing law changes for animals and compassionate living is more popular than ever before! And it’s because of people like you getting involved.
Even if all you have is 60 seconds, you can help.
Like other mammals, a mother cow must give birth in order to produce milk. Calves are taken from their grieving mothers. While some are raised to produce veal or beef, up to two million are killed when they are about four days old as they are regarded as unwanted by-products.
Chickens are curious; they love investigating new things. They like to scratch in the undergrowth, graze on fresh tips of grass, and love to stretch out their wings to bask in the sun.
Behind racing’s glamorous image, horses suffer - both on the track and in training, and when they are discarded when no longer profitable.
Farmed animal cruelty is a widespread problem that the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is failing to deal with.
Chickens bred for meat make up four out of every five land animals killed for food in New Zealand, with around one hundred and twenty million killed this year alone. If you buy chicken, do you know what you are buying?
In New Zealand we love animals, and we value our natural environment. There is a future for New Zealand where both these values can be realised, but it means we need to end the use of feedlots.
Animals suffer and die in the New Zealand greyhound racing industry. Dogs are injured on the track and often killed, as their injuries will prevent them from racing again. An even larger number of healthy greyhounds are killed simply because they do not run fast enough, and therefore do not provide a financial return.
We're taking the Government to court to free mother pigs from barbaric farrowing crates
Duck shooting is indiscriminate slaughter of both native and introduced species, and it can cause severe suffering for those birds not killed outright.
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