Achievements
ANIMAL EQUALITY’S GLOBAL IMPACT FOR ANIMALS!
Founded in 2006, Animal Equality is an international organization dedicated to working with society, governments, and businesses to end cruelty to farmed animals. Present in 8 countries, Animal Equality works toward a clear goal: a world free of animal cruelty. Here are some of our biggest advances for animals so far.
GLOBALLY
Over 100 investigations exposing the reality of the industry that exploits animals worldwide.
Through the Love Veg program, more than 300,000 people have downloaded vegan recipe ebooks, supporting the transition to a more compassionate world.
BRAZIL
Leadership in proposing 7 bills that will transform the lives of millions of farmed animals.
Over 9 million chicks year will potentially be saved from cruel deaths following corporate commitments led by Animal Equality.
MEXICO
Animal Equality is moving forward to include animals in the Constitution. The Campaign “Animals in the Constitution” gathered over 140,000 signatures, and the Chamber of Deputies approved constitutional reforms that, for the first time, recognize animals and the duty to protect them in the country’s constitutional text.
INDIA
The banning of the production and sale of foie gras was a significant victory against animal cruelty.
ITALY
Approval of a law banning the male chicks culling in the egg industry, protecting millions of lives after an Animal Equality campaign.
SPAIN
A pioneer in investigations in Europe, Animal Equality in Spain conducted an extensive investigation in which 172 pig farms were examined over the course of two years. This work exposed the reality faced by animals to the media for the first time.
UNITED KINGDOM
Broadcast of shocking footage from an Animal Equality’s investigation at a dairy farm, reaching millions on BBC. Violence at Madox Farm in South Wales drew national attention and convinced thousands to go vegan. The farm, certified by Red Tractor, has now been suspended from the program.
GERMANY
In 2023, Animal Equality conducted a 120-day investigation at one of the country’s largest pig farms—the longest ever conducted by the organization and one of the most extensive investigations on farmed animals worldwide.
UNITED STATES
New Jersey joined eleven other states in banning the confinement of breeding pigs and calves raised for veal, following campaigns by Animal Equality.
