So much has happened since we launched the campaign against the dog and cat 🐈 meat trade in 2019. One particular highlight was closing down a slaughterhouse in Vietnam's 🇻🇳 infamous “cat meat-eating hotspot”, Thai Binh in December 2020. Around 240 animals used to be served in the adjacent restaurant, most of them cats, all of them stolen from their families or the streets and sentenced to a horrible death. Looking back at this footage reminds us on why we keep fighting for these animals. As y

An eatery and slaughterhouse in Vietnam serving ‘thịt mèo’ (cat meat) has shuttered its operations after owner Pham Quoc Doanh said he felt regretful over drowning over 300 cats a month to serve cat broth and meat dishes at its restaurant–especially knowing that many were stolen pets. “Cat theft is so common in Vietnam that I know many of the cats sold here were someone’s loved family companion, and I feel very sorry about that,” Doahn said in a statement organized by charity Humane Society Inte

Phúc Thọ, Hanoi, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Cats in the slaughterhouse in the summer heat on June 2nd, 2025. Volunteers go around these places and photograph the cats, then share the pics in the hope that their owner might happen to see their pet. Don't be angry with the volunteers because they are not rescuing them every time. They are not able. But they are the only ones who concretely try to do something for these cats. Actually, it would be the government's job to ban this illegal cat meat trade. There ar

Greyhound racing protest, Oct 17th, Wentworth Park Glebe. We won’t stop protesting until this violent industry is shut down!! #bangreyhoundracing #animaljusticeparty #animalliberation | Animal Rights Activism Sydney

This animal liberation group is notorious for its large-scale protests, which sometimes involve illegal tactics like civil disobedience and trespassing. One of their largest actions to date: occupying an egg farm in California and removing chickens from the property. | VICE Selects