Top Villain Card #2: Ted Hudson of Burnbrae Farms

The Hudsons have built an empire on the back of animal abuse and it’s time to hold them accountable.

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National Centre Closure Could Derail Federal Pledge to End Chemical Testing on Animals 

WINDSOR—The looming closure of a pioneering Canadian research centre is jeopardizing a federal pledge to end the most horrific forms of animal testing. The Canadian Centre for Alternatives to Animal […]

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Canada Releases Strategy to Reduce & Replace Animals in Toxicity Testing

It’s time for Canada to invest in non-animal research methods.

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Top Villain Card #1: Dr. Helen Anne Hudson of Burnbrae Farms

Meet the advisor of bird abuse at Canada’s largest egg supplier.

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End Barbaric Killing Methods in NFACC Poultry Code

Use your voice to push the farming industry to do better for turkeys and chickens!

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Dynasty of Cruelty: The Hudson Family of Burnbrae Farms

Discover the shady family behind Burnbrae’s caged eggs.

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2 Penguins & 1 Beluga Die at Marineland

Despite a four-year investigation, Animal Welfare Services has failed to protect whales from dying.

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Animal Justice Calls for Immediate Action to End Marineland’s Cycle of Neglect and Death

TORONTO—Animal Justice is calling for prompt action and accountability following the news of yet another whale death at Marineland. As reported by the Canadian Press, a fourth beluga whale has died this […]

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Canadian Thanksgiving is a Nightmare for Turkeys

Turkeys killed and eaten for Thanksgiving dinner have nothing to be thankful for.

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Ontario Set to Issue New Licenses for Penned Dog Hunting Bloodsport

Wild animals are ripped apart by dogs, and can transfer deadly parasites.

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Join Us for our Ethics in Action Event Series!

These events offer an avenue for professionals to deepen their knowledge on animal protection issues, to network with other like-minded individuals and to build community.

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