Get involved
This is the bit where we say "if you want to elevate standards of animal welfare, then we're going to ask for your help so that together we can make that happen".
Think of an animal issue you care deeply about, or have given your time and money to. THEN...
... imagine the difference...
... if the world’s leading organisations united to champion this one 3-word reform to make positive animal welfare the evolved standard of care for all of us.
"If all organisations spoke with a united voice for this 3-word reform, you'd elevate animal welfare standards in just years instead of decades."
This is how you can make one change,
that makes a world of difference
today, and for generations to come.
We believe that animals, like people, experience not just pain but also pleasure.
And because people, animals, and the environment are so interconnected, how we treat animals affects our own well-being and global challenges that affect us all, like antimicrobial resistance, sustainability, and climate change.
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The Sentient Animal Law Foundation the only organisation in the world showing 'how' to advance the policies and laws that govern the human-animal relationship with a simple three-word reform. This reform gives animals and people a life enjoyed, not just endured, while protecting our shared planet—today and for generations to come.
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Would you like to be part of one change that makes a world of difference?
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​Law reform of this size needs the help of a lot of good people, skills and resources. Missing the opportunities for change now translates to decades more of the limitations, frustrations and consequences of just working with anti-cruelty law. But you can help change that.
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Get in touch with us and we'll be delighted to show you how replicating this reform works for your organisation and quickly, easily and efficiently "elevates standards of animal welfare" not just on paper, but also in practice.
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Imagine looking at an animal enjoying itself and saying "I helped to change our world so that ALL animals could live like that"
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