A reflection on World Day for the End of Speciesism
August 26 is celebrated as World Day for the End of Speciesism, to reflect on the harms we inflict on animals and our responsibility to protect them. Speciesism is discrimination against certain animals simply because they belong to some species. Read more
A new academic paper responds to objections against helping wild animals
A recently published paper addresses and rejects both the claim that reducing wild animals is impossible and the claim that it is morally objectionable Read more
Spain approves animal rescue in natural disasters and emergencies
Animal Ethics had made various proposals to the governments of Spain and Brazil, advocating for the inclusion of animals in action plans Read more
Animal Ethics funded a newly published study about causes of death, illness, and injury to wild animals in Canada
A paper examining causes of morbidity and mortality in wild animals across Canada was published Read more
FAQ: What’s the difference between respect for sentient beings and environmentalism?
Animal ethics values the wellbeing of sentient individuals. E nvironmentalism values wholes like ecosystems, species, and biodiversity. Read more
Thanking Siobhan O’Sullivan for all she did for a better world for animals
Animal philosopher and activist Siobhan O’Sullivan died on June 17th after a long struggle against ovarian cancer Read more
You can make a big impact now – no experience required
At Animal Ethics we work to make the world a better place for all sentient beings. Anyone can help us with our content, which will allow us to reach many more people. Read more
Talks, workshops, and meetups throughout Asia
These were the first visits to Nepal, Thailand, and Hong Kong. We will be giving talks at the Vegan Festival in Indonesia, and in a virtual event in the Philippines. Read more
World Day for the End of Fishing 2023
March 25th, 2023 is the World Day for the End of Fishing. As part of this initiative, Animal Ethics calls for the abolition of fishing and aquatic farms. Read more
Animal Ethics website is now available in Telugu
Our website is available in multiple languages. We are pleased to present our website in a new language from South Asia: the Telugu language. Read more
All we need is your vote today for Project for Awesome
Animal Ethics is currently participating in the Project for Awesome charity drive. People submit short videos in support of charities and then everyone votes on […] Read more
Animal ethics plans for 2023
We are increasingly emphasizing the importance of long-term work for animals. There are some areas where animal suffering could increase astronomically in the future if we fail to address them now. Read more
Animal Ethics in 2022: The year in review
After the constraints we had in previous years due to the COVID pandemic, 2022 was a very active year for Animal Ethics Read more
International Animal Rights Day
December 10th is International Animal Rights Day. International Human Rights Day is celebrated on the same day. Here we explain the relationship between them. Read more
Thank you for doubling your donations!
Thank you to everyone who donated on The Giving Block or every.org. All matching funds have run out. Read more
The Montreal Declaration on Animal Exploitation
A public declaration signed by philosophers from around the world denouncing animal exploitation Read more
Animal Ethics’s recent talks and seminars around the world
In recent months, Animal Ethics has participated in a large number of events at conferences, universities and other venues in many different countries Read more
Using thermal imaging to help animals in the wild: New literature review
A new literature review about thermal imaging to help animals explores how the technology is being used in various applications Read more
Answers to the AMA on World Day for an End to Speciesism
On August 27, World Day for an End to Speciesism, Soudamini and Aditya from Animal Ethics responded to AMA questions on the subjects of speciesism Read more
Sanctuary founder Tracy Murphy jailed for helping two cows
In Niagara County, New York, sanctuary founder Tracy Murphy found two cows wandering on the road outside Asha’s Farm Sanctuary which she runs Read more