Compassionate living


There are so many ways to contribute to a kinder world. Find out how—and why— living and eating compassionately is the most impactful way you can help animals, our planet and all those we share her with.

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  • 5 minute guide to compassionate living

    It's never too late to make a difference. Discover how to take back your power, and make informed choices that align with your own values.

  • Greyhound rescue: Your guide to fostering or adopting a greyhound

    Do you need more greyhound in your life? If the idea of a sweet, affectionate 'couch potato' of a dog sharing your home sounds greyt then the answer might just be YES.

  • Things to do this spring to help kindness blossom for animals

    Embrace the changing of the seasons with these 5 simple activities that can help kindness blossom for animals.

  • Aquafaba: A beginner's guide (and recipes!)

    It's the egg-free cooking discovery that people everywhere are talking about. It's called aquafaba — and it's in a pantry near you.

  • Peter Singer returns to Australia to talk 'Animal Liberation Now'

    One of the most influential philosophers of our time and author of influential 1975 text Animal Liberation returns to Australia for a speaking tour that is not to be missed.

  • 5 must-read books to amplify your animal advocacy

    Become a powerful changemaker for animals, people, and the planet we share with these insightful reads.

  • How to keep animals safe during fireworks

    Fireworks can be exciting for people ... but terrifying for animals. Help keep companion animals and wildlife safe with these six tips.

  • How to include animals in your emergency plan

    When it comes to natural disasters, being prepared is critical. Read on for some key tips which can be lifesaving for our furry and feathered family members.

  • Chicken Meat Labels

    It's easy to get confused by all those labels. But what do they really mean for chickens? Use our chicken meat labelling guide to find out!

  • Great news for roos: major sporting brands to stop using kangaroo skin!

    The future for kangaroos and their joeys looks a little brighter as Nike and Puma move toward animal-friendly materials.

  • Who's really paying the price for puffer jackets?

    Cooler weather means it’s time to break out the unofficial uniform of Aussies in the country’s colder regions – the puffer jacket. But what – or more accurately who – are these jackets made from?

  • 4 reasons to dress kindly this winter

    The coldest time of year provides a great opportunity to show a little warmth to animals when they need it most.

  • The secret lives of pigs

    Pigs are highly intelligent, emotional, unique individuals full of personality and curiosity. But you won't hear that from the meat industry...

  • Pledge to never attend the rodeo

    The rodeo isn't fun for the animals forced into it. They experience stress and physical pain ranging from abrasions to fractures or even death. You can help spare them from such unnecessary suffering by pledging to never attend the rodeo.

  • Demystifying egg labels

    How much do you really know about how eggs are produced in Australia? We've demystified egg production systems – from cage to free range and beyond – so you can make a truly informed choice.

  • Pledge to leave pigs off your plate for Henry

    Help spare mother pigs and their piglets from an unnatural, short life in a factory farm by pledging to leave pigs off your plate today!

  • Her 'lockdown' is for life

    It’s hard to imagine an animal that lives a sadder life than a factory-farmed pig. Read on to discover more about these incredible animals and how you can help free them from a life of suffering.

  • Take the egg-free pledge, for chickens!

    Help spare these inquisitive and gentle-natured animals from cruel industry practices such as cage confinement, debeaking and chick shredding.

  • Labor’s election win marks a historic moment for animals

    While the 2022 election result means something different to each of us, for animals, it is an extraordinary marker of positive change.

  • How a National Commission for Animal Welfare will help animals

    There's an exciting new policy being debated this Federal election that if supported would be life-changing for animals suffering in factory farms and the live export trade.