Our February Animal Justice panel brings together top leaders in the fight for horses. They will share the path forward and ...

LONDON—Following today’s release of reviews by Western University’s Animal Care Committee (ACC), the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC), and a separate group of researchers, Animal Justice wishes ...

TORONTO—AbbVie, the global pharmaceutical company behind Botox, has confirmed to Animal Justice that it’s stopped using animal-based testing for every batch of its anti-wrinkle products destined for ...

Animal Justice launched a historic private prosecution against a Manitoba horse exporter for transport violations. Read more about this groundbreaking case ...

The Nova Scotia government has approved Canada’s first-ever whale sanctuary, set to open in Port Hilford Bay. This marks a historic moment for animals in Canada, and a beacon of hope for the beluga ...

New hidden-camera footage, released by Animal Justice, gives the first-ever behind-the-scenes look at a small-scale, local Canadian slaughterhouse. While many Canadian believe that buying local or ...

Animal Justice is releasing the largest investigation of zoos that has ever been undertaken in Canada. We visited nearly every zoo in Ontario—the roadside zoo capital of the country. Our video footage ...

Boogie the monkey is suffering and needs our help. Boogie is a Japanese macaque confined at Bervie Zoo, a roadside zoo in Kincardine, Ontario, where she spends her days alone in a small barren ...

What is a Puppy Mill? Puppy mills are commercial breeding operations which force dogs to produce litter after litter of puppies, typically on an intensive basis. Puppy mills can have dozens or even ...

Caviar, a symbol of culinary luxury, comes at a steep cost beyond its lavish price tag. For the first time, Animal Justice is exposing the immense cruelty endured by the fishes who are exploited for ...

In Canada, most egg-laying hens are kept in small wire cages, stacked on top of each other. These intensive confinement systems are incredibly cruel, and force hens to live in cramped, filthy ...

For their safety, the whistleblowers featured in this exposé have been given pseudonyms. “Alex” and “Jesse”—staff members at St. Joseph’s Hospital—have bravely come forward to describe the ...