Extend your
compassion to all.
Farmed animals are sentient beings with rich emotional lives, social bonds, and the ability to feel fear, pain, comfort, and joy. Cows form friendships and mourn separation from their calves; pigs are intelligent, curious animals who seek comfort and companionship; chickens recognize one another and communicate with their families. Yet billions of these animals are treated as products instead of individuals. They deserve more than confinement, fear, and slaughter — they deserve safety, kindness, and the chance to live for themselves.
A Kind World
CWI's site A Kind World is unique in the world of vegan websites in that it takes a holistic look at what it means to live vegan. While diet is certainly an important component, it's not the only reason to "go vegan."
At A Kind World, we share a quick look at the many issues surrounding the use and abuse of animals in our world with the goal of inspiring a shift toward a more compassionate lifestyle.
The rodeo is animal cruelty. Animals are roped by the neck and thrown on the ground, shocked, provoked, and treated as commodities for human entertainment. This leads to pain, suffering, broken bones, and even death.
CWI has been protesting rodeo events since 2016, including the National Finals Rodeo -- which is the largest rodeo event in the country. Are you ready to speak out? We can help! Visit our dedicated Rodeo Facts site for more info and all of the resources you need to get started. Want posters? We can help with that too in both downloadable and pre-printed forms.
Callie's Fund
When CWI learned that a sanctuary was trying to save a pig scheduled for death, but didn't have the funds to needed to provide for her, we stepped in. And that's when Callie's Fund began!
Small farmed animal sanctuaries struggle for funding. Their staff is extremely busy caring for animals and often do not have the means, infrastructure, or knowledge of how to fundraise. With Callie's Fund, we intend to help. Monies donated to the fund will support Callie's ongoing costs, and, if donations allow, to rescue and maintain other farmed animals at small sanctuaries.
