Justice for Puppy Allegedly Purposefully Smacked in Face by Owner
A prominent CEO was apparently caught on video abusing his four-month-old puppy. Demand justice for this innocent animal.
A prominent CEO was apparently caught on video abusing his four-month-old puppy. Demand justice for this innocent animal.
A horse was allegedly tied to the back of a pickup truck and dragged down a gravel road. The poor animal suffered both physical and mental injuries. Demand that the individual allegedly responsible for this abuse be arrested and charged.
Despite being both vaccinated and fixed, stray dogs in one major city are being rounded up and murdered. Demand that this inhumane cruelty stop.
An innocent dog was painted from head to toe to look like a tiger. This intricate paint job put the animal at risk of physical and mental harm. Demand the individual(s) responsible be arrested and charged with cruelty.
Five endangered belugas are set to travel over 470 miles to a new aquarium, a move that puts them in physical and mental danger. Demand that these plans be abandoned.
A ski resort expansion may mean death for the struggling Mount Charleston blue butterfly. Demand that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service stay true to the Endangered Species Act and protect the butterfly from extinction.
The Pearl River map turtle has declined in population by over 90 percent due to habitat loss and hunting. Sign the petition to demand that the species be afforded federal protections to save it from extinction.
Once the most common butterfly in Southern California, the Quino checkerspot butterfly is now facing extinction. Demand its protection so that it can once again return to the skies.
Pennsylvania is home to hundreds of bee species, some not even fully understood yet. However, many of the species are already facing extinction. Demand their protection.
Two newly discovered monkey species are already facing imminent extinction, driven largely by deforestation and palm oil plantations. Demand protection.
The floppy-nosed antelope has seen one of the highest upticks in its population ever, but it is still on the brink of extinction. Ask that the government and conservation groups continue in their protection efforts. This is not the end, it is only the beginning for the species.
Over 5,000 endangered flying foxes are at risk due to relocation plans in a blatant violation of endangered species law. Sign the petition to demand their protection.
Over 200 American zoos are in danger of shuttering their conservation programs due to financial stress from COVID-19. These initiatives are the only means of protecting and rebuilding populations of thousands of species. Demand that the government bail them out.
The Atlantic salmon has seen its population decline due to overfishing and damming. Sign the petition to demand that it be afforded protections at the state level to ensure its survival.
A pair of German Shepherds allegedly starved to death, with another being found nearly dead in a woman’s home. Demand that the individual accused of heartlessly abusing these poor animals be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Over 100 animals were allegedly found living in squalor, neglected and starved by their owner. They appear to have lived in a true house of horror. Demand justice.
A Beagle was found tragically drowned in a pond, beaten and with his snout zip-tied shut, allegedly at the hands of his owner. Demand justice for this poor animal.
The Humboldt marten faces extinction due to logging, pelt hunting, and illegal marijuana farms. It has waited ten years for protection. Demand that it finally be added to the endangered species list.
The small Nashville crayfish faces certain extinction at the hands of urbanization and pollution. It needs the protection of the Endangered Species Act now more than ever. Demand that the species not be removed from the endangered species list.
The island marble butterfly, after facing near extinction, has finally been granted the protections it deserves. Thank the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for taking actions to protect the species.