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Jennifer Barckley
SVP, Communications |
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There’s something eerie in the air, scary stories abound, and jack-o’-lanterns are popping up on doorsteps. Halloween’s almost here! But while you might be wearing a costume for the fun of it, some of the world’s most powerful companies are masquerading for more nefarious reasons. They promise to end animal cruelty—and then they hide behind empty words.
Your support has already pressured major companies like Sodexo—a top foodservice provider—to follow through for animals. Together, we’re stripping away their disguises. Because the meat industry might have money and power on its side… but we’re not scared to fight back.
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Sodexo is leveling up for animals! 🎉
Thanks to your support, big-league foodservice provider Sodexo just spelled out a plan to spare pigs and chickens from the worst forms of cruelty! This is huge. But other corporations are still profiting off of animal abuse. Will you push 7-Eleven to free animals from cages?
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HelloFresh heard you!
The #1 meal-kit company has released a detailed roadmap for how it will do better for animals! This is a strong step in the right direction, and it wouldn’t have been possible without you.
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| What’s the hospitality sector hiding?
From cruise lines to hotel chains, the travel industry prides itself on luxury. But behind the scenes, it’s cramming chickens into filthy, barren wire cages. Will you tell companies like Norwegian Cruise Line that this cruelty is unacceptable?
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| Prop 12: The fate of animals hangs in the balance
On October 11th, our outside legal counsel defended what’s considered the world’s strongest animal welfare law at the US Supreme Court. The future of Prop 12 is up to the justices—but taking action for animals is still up to us. Will you help us double down on animal abusers at this critical moment?
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| Celebrating Indigenous resilience
Indigenous leaders around the world are fighting climate change, protecting their communities, and reclaiming ecosystems from the destructive forces of factory farming.
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| Empanadas, Netflix, and animal advocacy
Angel Lugo and Daniela Escamilla, both animal activists and storytellers, share a rich conversation about veg eating and community—plus some of their favorite ways to veganize Puerto Rican and Colombian dishes.
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