LFT enables everyone to take simple actions to help animals, making a difference with a single click. Our petitions have collectively gained tens of millions of signatures, directly saving animals’ lives and putting horrific cruelty cases right in front of the eyes of government officials, industry leaders and other decision makers.
That’s why our team not only works to change the laws and policies that allow suffering, but also provides direct aid to animals in desperate situations — such as those rescued from the cruel dog and cat meat trade, the harsh streets, and the farming industry.
LFT’s undercover investigations and petitions have made global headlines in Newsweek, The Guardian, Mashable and more, and recently achieved a historic win: the highest-ever animal cruelty sentence in the nation of Chile.
Nina founded Lady Freethinker in 2013 to help build a world that thinks beyond the norms that enable human-caused suffering, and evolve to a free and peaceful society for all beings.
Every day, our news articles educate people across the planet on important animal, human and environmental issues, and encourage readers to make more compassionate choices in their own lives. Thank you for participating. Together, we can create a kinder future for all.
Severe flooding in northern Colombia left communities in the Córdoba region struggling to recover after days of heavy rain and the collapse of the Urrá hydroelectric dam. Entire neighborhoods were submerged as the Sinú River overflowed, forcing families to flee and...
A 14‑month‑old dog is home and safe after a dramatic cliffside rescue at a conservation area in Putnam County, New York. Rudy slipped about 15 feet down a steep embankment beside the Quaker Brook waterfall, and ended up stuck on a small ledge just inches from the...
A frightened dog spent hours stuck in deep water and thick brush in a fenced water retention pond in Happy Valley, Oregon — but thanks to determined rescuers using a drone equipped with thermal imaging, her story has a happy ending. First responders were alerted after...
