Oslo, Norway. The Norwegian poultry sector commits to eradicating breeds selected for extreme growth speed by 2027, rescuing more than 70 million animals per year from decades of systematic suffering. Why does the European Union continue to look the other way?
Brussels, Belgium. A 300-page report from the European Food Safety Authority concludes that current confinement systems fail to meet the basic needs of more than 240 million turkeys per year. How is it possible that in 2026 these animals still lack any specific European law to protect them?
Madrid, España. On 5 March 2026, the EU Court of Justice will hold an unprecedented public hearing on the European Commission’s failure to comply with the European Citizens’ Initiative “End the Cage Age.” Can European justice compel the Commission to honour its 2021 promise and finally put an end to cages on farms?
Madrid, España. A leaked draft of the European Commission’s 2026 Work Programme reveals an intention to omit the long-promised legislative proposal to end the use of cages in farming. AnimaNaturalis is joining the End the Cage Age coalition to mobilize letters and mass actions ahead of the programme’s official adoption on October 21.
Madrid, España. This morning, AnimaNaturalis and its allies from the End The Cage Age coalition gathered dozens of activists and parliamentarians in front of the Congress of Deputies to demand authorities immediately fulfill Europe’s promise to ban cages on farms.
Madrid, España. New report has uncovered that the EU hosts an astonishing 22,263 industrial chicken and pig farms, containing over 516 million animals under intensive livestock farming conditions. Despite this, European authorities advocate for increasing farm animal numbers. But what would this expansion mean for animals, human health, and environmental impact?
Brussels, Belgium. Millions of animals across Europe suffer in silence as animal welfare laws continue to fall short. A new photo exhibition at the European Parliament, featuring AnimaNaturalis, reveals the urgent need to reform these regulations.
Madrid, España. The adopter of Carlitos and Zuri, two rabbits rescued from the meat industry by AnimaNaturalis, expresses in a farewell letter how much their time together meant to her family.
Madrid, España. One of our researchers reveals poignant details of a nighttime operation that freed six rabbits from the terrible conditions in which they lived. Amidst the harsh reality faced by animals on meat farms in Spain, AnimaNaturalis has managed to bring a ray of hope to these six lives.
Madrid, España. AnimaNaturalis conducted a revealing undercover investigation into these farms, shedding light on the extremely precarious conditions in which rabbits for meat are raised in Spain. This investigation reveals an atrocious reality that demands an immediate response.
Madrid, España. AnimaNaturalis reveals an undercover investigation that took place between 2021 and 2022, exposing the detrimental conditions turkeys must endure in Spanish factory farms.
Barcelona, España. We enter the pig fattening farms in Spain, the first European producer and the second exporter worldwide.
Madrid, España. AnimaNaturalis carried out an undercover investigation into the rabbit meat industry in Spain. The rabbit is the third most raised species for meat in Europe, with about 180 million animals each year... and Spain is the main producer.
Madrid, España. Industrial farming is devouring the planet and is the cruelest and dirtiest face of the business that profits from the lives of animals. These huge meat factories are responsible for climate change, unsustainability and cruelty to animals. With your signature, you help us to put an end to them.
Madrid, España. Months of undercover work to bring to light the truth of factory farms where animals are treated like machines with which to achieve very high production quotas, always to the detriment of their well-being.
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