Dear John,

The New York Times just featured brand-new footage of heartbreaking animal cruelty that I shot at a Nebraska pig farm. Now thousands more consumers will see the suffering that's hidden behind closed doors.

The horrors I witnessed at this pig farm will stay with me for the rest of my life. The screams of pigs in agony, mother pigs covered in feces, and pigs breaking down mentally. We desperately need the pork industry's secrets to be exposed.

As an undercover investigator I am behind the scenes, who I am and the work I do unknown. Thanks to supporters like you and dedicated advocates like Nicholas Kristof from the New York Times, my footage can truly make an impact in ways I could never have imagined.

My work is extremely taxing. I directly witness cruelty to animals, but I stay motivated because I know this work can make meaningful change for animals.

I deeply believe the truth I documented will make a difference, especially now during this pivotal time in Congress.

I am disheartened to know that the industry is pushing back and reintroducing the Exposing Agricultural Trade Suppression (EATS) Act, which would undermine local animal welfare laws—but this footage shows that animals need protection.

Together, we have power and a voice for animals, so we must be their advocates and stand up for what is right. John, will you fight alongside me and take action against the EATS Act?