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The notes on this page show that cows are sentient, capable of complex mental processes, and lead rich cognitive, emotional, and psychological lives.
The notes on this page show that pigs are sentient, capable of complex mental processes, and lead rich cognitive, emotional, and psychological lives.
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The notes on this page show that chickens are sentient, are capable of complex mental processes, and lead rich cognitive, emotional, and psychological lives.
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The notes on this page show that fish feel pain, are sentient, and lead rich cognitive, emotional, and psychological lives.
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The notes on this page demonstrate that farmed animals are slaughtered after living a small fraction of their natural lifespans, in violation of their rights.
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The notes on this page provide general information about chickens, including slaughter numbers and lineage.
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The notes on this page catalog the breadth and severity of the suffering and injustices chickens are forced to endure at the hands of humans.
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The notes on this page provide general information about cows, including terminology, lineage, and numbers.
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The notes on this page catalog the breadth and severity of the suffering and injustices farmed cows are forced to endure at the hands of humans.
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The notes on this page provide general information about pigs, including numbers and lineage.
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The notes on this page catalog the breadth and severity of the suffering and injustices pigs are forced to endure at the hands of humans.
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The notes on this page provide general information about fish, including slaughter counts for caught fish and farmed fish.
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The notes on this page catalog the breadth and severity of the suffering and injustices fish undergo at the hands of humans.
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These words by philosopher Tom Regan provide perhaps the most terse, cogent, and tenable case for animal rights, as well as a rebuttal of the objections to animal rights.
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