NARN ( Northwest Animal Rights Network )

Action Alert for a wolf that was killed yesterday by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Read more below!!

We are dedicated to advocating for wildlife management that focuses on the protection and conservation of all animals, not just specific species deemed 'worthy'.

In addition to meat slaughterhouses, there are also fur factory 'farms' for "fur-bearing" animals and their killing methods can often be crueler than those in slaughterhouses. Because it's essential to preserve the quality of fur, these animals are often electrocuted—sometimes anally or genitally—even though this has been deemed “unacceptable” by the American Veterinary Medical Association. Sometimes, the animals are skinned alive. The fur industry contributes to the suffering and death of hundreds of millions of animals annually around the globe.

🔴 If you'd like to sign up for any action alerts regarding wildlife, please email us at [email protected] or DM us your full name and email address.

Save the Date!! We will be hosting our annual vegan potluck picnic on July 12th. All are welcome!! We ask that everyone bring a vegan dish to share and inform us of your dish via our facebook event page or email at [email protected]

We're excited to enjoy some delicious food and bask in the sun with everyone! ☀️🥤
More details: narn.org/events

Thank you to the volunteers who helped us table at Fremont Fair this past weekend. And thank you to everyone who came by to say hi and learn about NARN! 💚

Thank you to all the volunteers and activists that joined us for our demonstration against University of Washington's Primate Research Center. We stood outside the Husky Stadium on UW's Commencement Day to advocate for the research center to be shut down and inform folks about the torture happening underground on campus. Primates are living in confinement and neglected environments to be violently used as research subjects for experiments that do not progress human health.

📸 Thank you to Rogers for the fantastic photos!