The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the successful prosecution of criminals who violate the Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act, a federal law that carries penalties of up to seven years in prison. Anyone who believes they have evidence against anyone suspected of breaking this law is urged to e-mail the FBI in Los Angeles at the following tipline: [email protected]. This statute, which President Trump signed into law in November 2019, criminalizes engaging in animal abuse in or affecting interstate or foreign commerce and making “animal crushing” videos that depict obscene animal abuse.
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An abortion filmed.
A child being dismembered limb from limb, kicking away the forceps to avoid being crushed in pain.
This is the reality of late-term abortion
Do they have to be your favourite, just to matter? 🐷
A pig's greatest joy is rooting, exploring, and playing. They love their families and form strong maternal bonds. But most farmed pigs will never feel the grass beneath their feet. Freedom isn't a luxury to them, it's a life they were always meant to have, but never will. 💔
Unless we change everything. 🙏
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#animalrights #endspeciesism #pigs
Envision thousands marching straight up to the largest dog-abusing lab in the nation, Marshall BioResources, to demand the release of the dogs.
The 16,000+ pups trapped in cages would finally have a voice!
Well, it's happening Sept 12-26. And we need you to join us.
This is what a 34 week old baby looks like outside the womb.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey just legalized killing an unborn child at this age. For no reason, just because someone wants to
They call it “reproductive rights” because they refuse to call it what it is: murder
BREAKING--FDA Approves Moderna's mRNA Influenza Vaccine Despite 75.3% Rate of Adverse Reactions
According to the FDA briefing document, severe systemic reactions were 4× MORE COMMON than with the traditional flu shot. Data consistent with mRNA being a more dangerous vaccine platform. Will it sell in a crowded flu shot market? @NicHulscher@McCulloughFund
This is Fenn Church of Shelby County, AL. He's pleading with @alabamapower to move their lines a mere 200 yards so his farmland and home where he's retiring isn't ransacked. They've condemned his land, dozers are ready to roll, and they've ignored my efforts to intervene. WATCH👇
This week may be critical for keeping the Save Our Bacon Act out of the farm bill.
The SOB Act is the pork industry's play to wipe out every state ban on selling pork from crated pigs.
On Thursday, Iowa's senators will likely try to add it during the Senate farm bill markup.
Call your senators at (202) 224-3121 and tell them: no farm bill with the SOB Act in it.
Photo: Jo-Anne McArthur, WeAnimals.
Anthony Fauci. The head of the NIAID.
The man the left calls “hero” experimented on 44-46 Beagle puppies.
First they “de-barked” the puppies. That’s where they surgically remove their vocal cords, to stifle their barks and cries.
Then they introduced a parasite called Leishmania infantum to the puppies through injections.
The parasite caused significant physical pain, discomfort, and systemic suffering in the puppies.
Advanced cases caused osteolytic lesions (painful, destructive bone erosions) and neuralgia (intense nerve pain).
That’s why the scientists removed their vocal cords, so they wouldn’t have to listen to puppies bark and cry because the intense pain they felt day after day.
Then, after they tortured these sweet pups for months and months, they killed them.
First he tortured and killed puppies at the NIAID for decades. Then, he moved on to causing human suffering during Covid.
And the left still calls him “hero.”
"La partie la plus difficile d’avoir un chien n’est pas celle que l’on croit.
Ce n’est pas de devoir se lever tôt, même quand il fait froid, même sous la pluie, même quand on a sommeil ou tout simplement pas envie. Ce n’est pas de sortir chaque soir, alors que tout ce qu’on voudrait, c’est rester sur le canapé. Ce n’est pas de ramasser les poils dans chaque recoin de la maison, sur les vêtements, ni de passer l’aspirateur trois fois par jour en sachant que, dans une heure, on croira ne l’avoir jamais fait.
Ce n’est pas de dépenser de l’argent chez le vétérinaire, dans de la nourriture de qualité, ou dans des jouets qui ne dureront que quelques minutes. Ce n’est pas de planifier ses vacances selon s’il peut venir ou non. Ce n’est pas de renoncer à certaines sorties, à certaines invitations, parce que là où tu vas, lui ne peut pas aller.
Tout cela, même si ça paraît beaucoup, ne pèse pas. Ça devient une routine. Ça devient de l’amour.
La partie la plus difficile arrive doucement, comme le crépuscule qui se glisse en silence entre les rideaux.
C’est de remarquer que son énergie n’est plus la même.
C’est de voir que la balle qu’il poursuivait sans relâche reste désormais à mi-chemin, et qu’il te regarde comme pour dire : « j’ai essayé ».
C’est de voir que l’éclat dans ses yeux est toujours là, mais voilé d’une douce fatigue.
C’est de constater que ses poils blancs ne sont plus une anecdote rigolote, mais les marques du temps qui fait son œuvre.
La partie la plus difficile, c’est de te souvenir du chiot maladroit qui mâchouillait tes lacets, et de le regarder aujourd’hui, agitant lentement la queue, le corps fatigué mais l’âme intacte.
La partie la plus difficile, c’est de savoir que, pour toi, il a été une partie de ta vie, mais que pour lui, tu as été toute la sienne.
Et là, oui, le cœur se serre. Parce que tu n’es pas prêt. Tu ne l’es jamais.
Parce que l’amour qu’il t’a donné ne connaît pas de mesure, et que le silence qu’il laissera ne pourra jamais être comblé."
Et pourtant, tu le choisirais encore. Mille fois.
Parce que tout ce qu’il t’a donné, il l’a fait sans jamais rien demander en retour.
Morale :
Avoir un chien, c’est accepter qu’un jour ton cœur se brisera.
Mais c’est aussi savoir que, tant qu’il battra, ce cœur vivra plus plein, plus noble, plus humain.
Parce que celui qui a été aimé par un chien a connu une forme d’amour qu’il n’oubliera jamais.
Florida has enacted one of the strongest animal protection laws in the nation. Convicted animal abusers are now permanently banned from adopting or purchasing any pets in the state.
Governor Ron DeSantis signed Dexter’s Law in May 2025, and it took effect on January 1, 2026. The legislation closes a dangerous loophole that previously allowed people convicted of animal cruelty to own pets again after serving their sentences.
The law is named after Dexter, a rescue dog who was tragically killed by his adopter — a case that exposed critical weaknesses in the system. To prevent future tragedies, the law also establishes a statewide registry of convicted animal abusers. Shelters, breeders, pet stores, and even members of the public can now check this database before placing an animal with a potential owner.
Offenders remain on the registry for up to ten years, giving organizations a powerful new tool to screen adopters and protect vulnerable animals.
This is the man who funded experiments where puppies had their vocal cords cut out so they couldn’t cry while sand flies ate their faces… 👿 and yet people still look up to him for medical advice.
The Real Anthony Fauci became the #1 non-fiction hardcover bestseller despite being the most censored book of the decade. Bookstores, including national chains, refused to carry it. Libraries refused to carry it. Every major newspaper declined to review it. The New York Times refused to publish a paid advertisement for the book and made it #7 on its bestseller list, even though it outsold any other book by thousands of copies.
YouTube took down videos of a book signing. Amazon shadow banned it. Twitter wouldn’t let the publisher promote it.
Despite all of that, 1.4 million Americans bought the book because they were tired of the lies and they wanted their freedom back.
Then today, with hundreds of millions of Americans demanding the truth, Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times at his Senate hearing. The American people waited six years for answers. Today, they got silence. But that silence told us all we needed to know.
Thank you, @SenRandPaul, for your relentless pursuit of truth, transparency, and accountability. 🇺🇸
🚨Seven Steps to Election Security
1. Call up the SAVE America Act.
2. Announce that we’ll keep debating it for at least a few weeks, working through weekends and scheduled recess time until it passes.
3. Require filibustering senators to speak, with the understanding that if they fail to do so the rules allow us to “call the question” and pass it at 51.
4. Stick to the plan—especially when it draws complaints from senators and becomes tedious—waiting at least a few weeks before even thinking about filing cloture.
5. This is how the Senate worked before we zombified the filibuster, making it automatic, silent, and free of obligation.
6. Filibuster abuse has become rampant, insurmountable, and even debilitating as we’ve stopped requiring filibustering senators to do *anything* other than oppose cloture—or even simply announce an intent to oppose cloture!
7. Human nature and over two centuries of Senate history tell us that when senators are required to engage in hard work and continual speaking to sustain a filibuster, they tend to wield it more responsibly.
🐘 A troubling trend is emerging across southern Africa.
From Zimbabwe's renewed plans to cull more elephants, to Botswana's recent elephant slaughter for national celebrations, and reports that over 1,200 elephants could face culling in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province, governments are increasingly turning to lethal measures as a wildlife management tool.
These decisions are often justified in the name of managing elephant populations or protecting people, yet they overlook the latest scientific evidence and fail to recognise the immense social, ecological and ethical consequences of killing these intelligent, sentient animals.
Elephants are not simply numbers to be managed. They are highly social beings, living in close-knit family groups, with each individual playing an important role in the wider herd and ecosystem.
In our latest news article, Helen Bushell, Born Free's Director of Programmes, explores the realities behind elephant culling and explains why every elephant matters - not only as an individual, but as part of a wider family and ecosystem.
📖 Read the full article here: https://t.co/7kNbqhLP0q
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