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Animal Futures Project

Animals' futures are in our hands. Will you help create a better world for all by joining the Animal Futures Project?

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What is the Animal Futures Project?

To create a future we want to see, where all animals are treated with kindness and respect, we need to change our relationship with them. Otherwise we risk leaving animals behind as we put our own needs first.

We have a vision for 2050 where all animals are treated with kindness and respect. But we can’t achieve this vision alone. This is where you come in.

The Animal Futures Project is your chance to join in the conversation about the future of animal welfare and share your thoughts and ideas for how we can create a better future for all. It’ll be split into two phases:

Phase one

Your chance to get involved by sharing your views online. What do you think of the way we treat animals in our world now? What do we need to change to create a better future for animals? Sign up today and we’ll come to you to find out.

Phase two

We’ll recruit participants, ensuring we have representation from across England and Wales, to dive more deeply into issues affecting animal welfare. The findings from both phases will influence our future campaigning work and help put pressure on governments to create the change we all want to see.

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Will you join us?

If you want to help create a better world for animals and ourselves, sign up now to join the project. We’ll email you invitations to get involved in phase one, and share exclusive updates as the project develops. Together, we can create a better future for animals, people and our world.

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