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On 19 February 2021, Whanganui Animal Save activists held the first-ever demonstration outside a greyhound racing venue in New Zealand. On 31 July 2026, three of us were back there to bear witness to the last greyhound races ever to be held in this country.
Animal Save Movement is calling on the New Zealand Government to ban the involvement of children in animal hunting competitions and activities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. The torture and abuse of animals has no place in fundraisers or competitions, especially with children involved. Animal Save Movement is calling to take action that ensures legislative change.
Animal Save Movement is calling on the New Zealand Government to ban the involvement of children in animal hunting competitions and activities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. The torture and abuse of animals has no place in fundraisers or competitions, especially with children involved. Animal Save Movement is calling to take action that ensures legislative change.
Together with her son, who was 12 years old, Louise went vegan 18 years ago. She describes how much it has meant for her to do this with her son and have his support and love. Louise Jorgensen has organized Toronto Cow Save vigils for ten years at the slaughterhouse St. Helen’s Meat Packers in Toronto.
Two million bobby calves are killed every year during dairy calf-killing season in New Zealand
Two million bobby calves are killed every year during dairy calf-killing season in New Zealand
Turkeys are fascinating creatures with playful and varied personalities, just like cats and dogs. These highly social birds are native to North America and can make a variety of cute sounds in addition to gobbling. In fact, turkeys have many unique, clever, and playful traits that may surprise you. Sadly, in the United States, over 46 million turkeys are killed for US Thanksgiving and another 22 million for Christmas.
From being a shy vegan, Diana is today speaking up for animals in every way she can. She shares her story, experience and what motivates her. Diana has experienced the transformational power of animal vigils and knows how it can change us.
Colombia Bans Bullfighting! The Congress of Colombia recently passed a law banning bullfighting nationwide. This historic new law passed 93-2 in the House of Representatives of the Colombian Congress on May 28 and is a win for animals in Colombia.
For Valezca Lango Munsuri, a promise she made to the animals at one of her first vigils, still follows her. It’s a promise that drives her when getting up early in the morning to join a vigil or when standing outside the slaughterhouse on a hot and sunny day. It is powerful and makes her go the extra mile, even when she is tired.
Four years ago, Animal Save in Stuttgart reactivated their chapter and built a committed group of seven people, organizing vigils several days a month whatever the weather. Viola Kaiser and Sonja Böhm are two of the three organizers in Stuttgart.
