https://www.marchforanimals.org/
We did what many people said was impossible.On April 18th, around 1,000 animal advocates gathered at Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin. We came with one purpose: to stand for the animals. We were met with pepper spray, tear gas, and rubber bullets. It was one of the hardest days many of us have ever experienced—but it was nothing compared to the suffering those animals endure every day.The world was watching.Millions of people saw what happened, and together we proved something powerful: when enough people unite out of compassion, change is possible. Ridglan Farms is shutting down. History was made because ordinary people refused to look away.Now it’s time for the next chapter.We are turning our attention to Marshall BioResources in New York, one of the largest breeders of animals used in laboratory research. Every year, countless dogs, cats, rabbits, monkeys, ferrets, and other animals are bred for testing. Many people believe it’s time to move toward newer technologies, such as advanced human-cell models and AI-assisted research, that may reduce the need for animal testing.From September 12th through September 26th, we will be walking approximately 207 miles to Marshall BioResources, ending with a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration.You do not have to walk the entire route. Even joining us for one day, a few miles, or simply showing up at the protest makes a difference. I’ll likely only be able to walk a day or two myself—but every step counts.If you’ve ever wondered how one person can help change the world, this is your opportunity.The more people who stand together, the louder our message becomes.Please join us. Share this post. Walk with us if you can. Together, we can give a voice to the animals who have none.Enough is enough. Compassion is stronger than cruelty. Let’s make history again.
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