We take on factory farms, puppy mills, research labs, and roadside zoos in state and federal courts — building the legal foundation for a world where animals are protected, not exploited.
Each dot represents active litigation or a recent victory. Our cases impact dozens of states and set nationwide precedent.
Every legal matter we take on aims to move the law forward — creating binding precedent that protects not just the animals in a single case, but every animal that comes after.
A federal racketeering lawsuit exposing a multi-state scheme to funnel thousands of puppy mill dogs through fake rescues to circumvent California's ban — involving money laundering, wire fraud, and a transport company that shipped sick and dead puppies to pet stores.
After winning at the Oregon Supreme Court — which ruled consumers don't have to prove individual reliance to sue over deceptive marketing — this landmark class action is now before the Oregon Court of Appeals on remaining questions. Tillamook markets idyllic family farms while sourcing most milk from a 70,000-cow factory operation.
A federal court ruled Texas's law imposing vague standards on plant-based meat producers violates the First Amendment — a major win for free speech and animal-friendly food innovation.
We're taking on an Orlando kitten mill that sold sick kittens riddled with parasites and infections — and whose owner injected animals with antibiotics without a veterinary license, causing abscesses and suffering.
We're suing the USDA for licensing an Idaho wildlife park that has torn bear cubs from their mothers for 25 years so tourists can bottle-feed them — a federal court ruled our case can proceed.
Our litigation strategy targets the systems that enable exploitation — not just individual bad actors.
We file high-impact lawsuits against factory farms, puppy mills, research laboratories, and roadside zoos — the industries that profit from animal suffering.
We sue state and federal governments to invalidate laws and regulations that harm animals — from ag-gag statutes to weak enforcement of existing protections.
When animal protection legislation comes under attack from industry groups, we intervene to defend the laws that animals — and voters — have fought hard to secure.
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Experienced advocates dedicated to establishing justice for animals through the legal system.
Every dollar funds the legal work that changes the system — not just for one animal, but for all the animals that come after.