Glue traps are among the cruelest pest control devices sold today. Victims of glue traps need your help before Wednesday, February 19 at 2:30 pm* when the House Environment and Agriculture Committee meets in the Legislative Office Building 301-303 to hear House Bill 152 – Prohibiting the sale and use of adhesive-based rodent traps.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and we have you covered! This comforting classic proves that kindness tastes amazing. Pair it with a crispy dairy-free grilled cheese or fresh-baked sourdough for the ultimate soul-warming meal. By choosing plant-based, you’re not just sharing love with your Valentine — you’re also showing love to the animals and the planet.
Did you know that dairy products come from cows and goats that are forcibly impregnated, with their babies taken away so the milk meant for their offspring can be sold for human use?
Imagine if a similar practice were applied to humans — what would that feel like? This really easy and delicious meal features vegan cream cheese, a healthier and more compassionate alternative to dairy.
Impress your friends and family at your holiday gatherings with this Vegan Cranberry Pecan Cheese Ball! Not only will they be amazed by how delicious it is, but you’ll also have fun showing them that vegan food can be absolutely incredible. Spread peace and compassion this holiday season—don’t forget the animals. Choose dishes that bring joy to all living beings and help make “peace on earth” truly inclusive.
Keep your crockpot cruelty-free this holiday season! With so much going on, let your crockpot do the heavy lifting for dinner. This soup is incredibly easy to prepare, and the best part? It’s completely cruelty free!
Planning some holiday baking? Why not try these delicious vegan sugar cookies? They’re just as tasty as traditional dairy-based cookies, but with the added bonus of being cruelty-free!
During 2025, NHARL continued to contact Manchester city officials about the cruelty and risks associated with bull riding. Nevertheless, the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Tour is returning to the SNHU Arena for two shows in December.
The PBR has also added Boston to the tour. That’s right — one of the nation’s most progressive urban centers is now seen as a profitable market for a bunch of pretend cowboys to bully, stress, and dominate bulls for entertainment.
Protest Details
Please join us outside the SNHU Arena (555 Elm Street, Manchester) for one or both peaceful protests against bull riding. Meet on the sidewalk near the arena’s front entrance on the corner of Elm St. and Lake Ave.
Parking: Spots on the street are hard to find on event nights, but since we start early you may find one. The closest garage is the Center of NH Garage (65 Granite Street, Manchester). Business lots also offer event parking, but this is an expensive option. See SNHU Directions & Parking for more detail.
Press from Last Year’s protest
After failing to interest Manchester city officials in addressing the cruelty and risks associated with bull riding, NHARL staged a bold protest against the PBR.