Take Action For Animals

The Government promised to ban foie gras imports. That promise is still unfulfilled. Your MP has the power to change that – urge them to act now.

Join Animal Equality in upcoming actions for animals! Let's make history for animals together.

DEFEND ANIMALS WITH US IN BRUSSELS! Let's make history for animals together and demand a revision of animal welfare legislation NOW!

Thirty years ago, the UK Government was first advised to introduce species-specific slaughter laws for farmed fish. These animals suffer and feel pain, yet decades on, they still don't have the most basic legal protections in place. That advice was repeated in 2014, and again in 2023, when the Animal Welfare Committee's scientific advisors recommended clear, species-specific legal protections for farmed fish at the point of slaughter. The Government still hasn't acted, and farmed fish are left paying the ultimate price. Take action now! Email your MP and urge them to contact Farming Minister Stephen Morgan to secure legal protections for farmed fish.

Amanda Sourry sits on Kroger’s board as millions of hens remain confined in cages so small they cannot spread their wings. Kroger previously promised to end this practice, but that commitment remains unfulfilled. With her influence, she has a responsibility to help deliver change.

Kevin Brown sits on Kroger’s board as millions of hens remain confined in cages so small they cannot spread their wings. Kroger previously promised to end this practice, but that commitment remains unfulfilled. With his influence on global supply chains, he has a responsibility to help deliver change.

Nora Aufreiter sits on Kroger's board as millions of hens remain confined in cages so small they cannot spread their wings. Kroger previously promised to end this practice, but that commitment remains unfulfilled. With her experience in corporate governance, she has a responsibility to help deliver change.

Millions of hens are living in cages the size of an A4 sheet of paper. The Government ran a consultation on banning them. The response is overdue. It's time to call for action.

Marriott International runs over 9,300 hotels in 144 countries, as one of the largest hotel giants in the world. In 2018, it made a promise: that the hens behind its eggs would no longer be confined to cages, anywhere in its global operations, by 2025. That deadline has passed. Marriott broke its word, and millions of hens are still crammed into cages too small to spread their wings because of it.