Dear John,

The day is almost over but there is still time to support the NhRP on #GivingTuesdayNow. Please give if you can to make a lasting legal change in the lives of nonhuman animals through recognition and protection of their fundamental rights.

With your continued support, financial or otherwise, the NhRP can work to build a more just world for all. Here are a few ways you can support us on Giving Tuesday and beyond:

Sign: Join the nearly 400,000 people who’ve signed a Change.org petition calling for freedom and sanctuary for Minnie. Join the over 1.3 million people who’ve signed a Change.org petition calling for freedom and sanctuary for Happy.

Share: Share NhRP blogs and social media posts with friends and family to raise awareness about Happy and Minnie’s plights, the need for nonhuman rights, and the better lives that are still possible for them. One of our recent favorites is this blog post written by a young person who knew our elephant client Karen when he was a child. As he explains, his reflections on the circumstances of her life and death led him to join the fight for elephant rights.

Follow: Follow us for our latest updates on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

Write: If you see an article about imprisoned or exploited animals, comment online or submit a letter to the editor. Mention the work of the NhRP, why animals deserve respect, and the need for nonhuman rights. 

Purchase: Buy official NhRP clothing on our online store. Or, if you use Amazon, an easy way you can support the NhRP is to shop via smile.amazon.com and select us as your charity of choice. Amazon will then donate .5% of the cost of your purchase to the NhRP.

Click here to find out more ways to support.

Whether you can donate today or not, please know your support itself for a mission like ours, which aims to fundamentally change the legal status quo for animals, means the world to us. If you’d like to discuss other ways to support the NhRP, please feel free to email us at [email protected].

Sincerely,
Kevin Schneider
Executive Director, the NhRP