Pigs get zoomies too, just like dogs! 🐖💨💨💨 Help support our rescued pigs by becoming a #Pigoneer 🐖 It costs from just £2.50 a month to become a Pigoneer, but it literally means their whole life 🙏 Please join up if you can - globalvegancrowdfunder.org/p…

They are someONES not someTHINGS 🐷🐮🐔 Clips from fundacionelhogar (IG) | @TheGentleBarn | freedom_farm_sanctuary (IG) | uncleneilshome (IG) | @goatsofanarchy | fundacionsantuariogaia (IG) #farmanimals #animalsanctuary #veganfortheanimals

We took to the streets of Leeds and Manchester to show the public the harsh reality of modern pig farming - specifically the brutal use of CO2 gas chambers. You don’t need to support this cruelty. Go vegan 🌱

A proposed data centre spanning 101 acres in Gwynedd, Wales, would have a "heartbreaking" effect on the landscape and wildlife, campaigners have warned. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6ly…

They caught so much fish they don’t know where to start loading the boats with their murder victims 😱 It is a fish massacre 👺 #Fishing = #Murder #Ecocide => #MassExtinction #StopFishing #LiveVegan when nature thrives we thrive ✌️

बोझ से दबा शरीर और टूटती सांसें... यह काम नहीं, बेज़ुबानों पर सीधा अत्याचार है #StandAgainstCruelty #CrueltyFreeIndia

From Water Voles & Dartford Warblers to Clouded Yellow butterflies & Emerald Damselflies, wildlife is finding food, shelter & safe places to live on VLM land & this is full of hope. Look at these amazing images taken on VLM land by Shane, Sylvie & Frank.🐦🦋🦟🪰

If you're having a bad day, be thankful you're not one of the hundreds of thousands of mother pigs trapped in farrowing crates so small they can't even turn round 🐖💔

Pigoneer Pig Of The Day Amber! Amber has decided the most important thing to do today is a spot of rooting and digging. Just look at her happy face🐽 Join the Pigoneers help support Amber and the other 90+ rescue pigs for as little as £2.50/$3.50 a month globalvegancrowdfunder.org/p…

RT @DanKellyFreedom: You ignore the victim just like rapists do. Here, read more: nitter.net/dankellyfreedom/status…

Veganism is a moral imperative. Animal slavery is not a choice, it's a crime which needs to be abolished.

Tree bark is secretly eating methane. Scientists discovered that the world’s forests absorb 25–50 million tons of atmospheric methane every year through their bark. Trees just got 7–12% better for the climate than we thought. Nature’s been quietly saving us this whole time.

Of course he wants to get away 💔 Bulls are stabbed, weakened from blood loss, run until they’re exhausted, and ultimately killed in the ring. He doesn’t want to fight, he wants to live. Never attend a bullfight.

This orca was filmed repeatedly hitting his head against the glass at a marine park in China 💔 In the ocean, orcas can travel vast distances, dive deep, and stay with their families. Don’t support marine parks that keep orcas and other animals captive. Video source: 渡嶼風

Pigoneer Pig Of The Day Tiny! Tiny is enjoying his breakfast this morning. He has certainly got plenty left around his mouth and snout😋🐽 Join the Pigoneers help support Tiny & the other 90+ rescue for as little as £2.50/$3.50 a month globalvegancrowdfunder.org/p…

Of all mammals on Earth, 96% are either livestock or humans. Humans just 0.01% of all life but have destroyed 83% of wild mammals and half of plants theguardian.com/environment/…

A caged laying hen gets about 67 square inches of space. She needs a minimum of about 291 just to flap her wings. That's less room than a sheet of printer paper. Researchers measured what a hen actually needs: about 72 square inches just to stand up straight, 178 to preen, 197 to turn around. In a standard battery cage, she can't really do any of it. This is what hens often look like when rescuers take them out at the end of their laying life. Feathers worn off. Bones so brittle that sanctuaries keep perches a few inches off the ground so they don't snap a leg hopping down. Then they get a yard. Within weeks they're scratching and dust bathing like they've done it all their lives. The feathers come back over a few months. In 2010, fewer than 5% of US laying hens were cage-free. Last year it was 47%. That's the egg industry's own number. Things are improving, but we shouldn't be satisfied until the practice of caging chickens ends for good.