NHARL will have a table at the NH SPCA’s annual Paws Walk on Sunday, June 4. If you would like to help out at our table, please send a message to info@nhanimalrights.org.
New this year, one of our members has also organized “Team NHARL” to do the PAWS WALK and raise money for homeless animals. So grab your companion animal and come join us for this fun event! Team NHARL T-shirts will be available!
On Saturday, April 15, NHARL will once again have a tent at NH Fish & Game’s Discover Wild NH Day, an annual event held at NH Fish and Game headquarters in Concord.
The event, which is free and open to the public, goes from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Although this event promotes hunting, fishing, and trapping, as well as other forms of animal exploitation, groups that do true environmental and conservation work will also be exhibiting. For NHARL, the event is a valuable opportunity to spread a message of compassion and respect for wildlife.
We have not yet decided on a topic for or exhibit but will update this page once we do.
Click the button to send an email to info@nhanimalrights.org if you’d like to learn about volunteer opportunities for this event.
Once again, NHARL will be on site at the SNHU Arena in Manchester for two demonstrations against the Professional Bull Riders event:
Bull riding is cruel, not amusing!
Please join us outside the SNHU Arena for one or both peaceful protests against bull riding. Meet on the sidewalk near the SNHU Arena’s front entrance on the corner of Elm St. and Lake Ave.
Signs will be provided, but feel free to bring your own!
We will be handing out the 2-sided flyer shown below.
The photos below from the last bull riding event held in Manchester show that Tractor Supply is a major sponsor of the tour.
Join the New Hampshire Animal Rights League on Fur Free Friday, November 25th, 2022, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in a peaceful protest against the use of fur.
Fur Free Friday, which takes place the day after Thanksgiving, is a global campaign in which people all over the world educate holiday shoppers about the cruel fur industry.
Every fur coat, fur accessory, or piece of fur trim, whether sourced from wild animals or those raised on fur farms, causes tremendous suffering and takes unnecessary lives.
Please meet on the corner of Hazen Drive and Loudon Road in Concord, NH. Parking: If you turn onto Hazen Drive and take the first left, parking is available. Signs will be provided.
NH Audubon McLane Center
84 Silk Farm Road
Concord, 03301 United States
11:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Tickets are $26* for adults and $10 for children (10 and under).
NHARL will have a table at the Howl-O-Ween 5K hosted by the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire.
Our annual summer outing is back, and we’ve got an extra special party planned to make up for two missed summers!
Join us on picturesque Four Tree Island in Portsmouth for a vegan cookout, raffles, games, and special guest appearance for the little ones! Details to follow…
This event is FREE with plenty of parking, so bring the whole family or a big group of friends.
Please register with number of guests before Sunday, August 7, so we can be sure to have enough delicious food for everyone!
NHARL has reserved the space at Four Tree Island for the day, so come early and help set up, or stay late and enjoy the ocean.
NHARL will have a table at the Market Days Festival in Concord, NH, June 23-25, 2022.
We are looking for volunteers to help us during this fun three-day event.
Below are some photos of our volunteers at last year’s Market Days Festival. As you can see, the event is a lot of fun!
NHARL will have a table at the NH SPCA’s annual Paws Walk on Sunday, June 5.
On Saturday, April 23, NHARL will be participating in a puppy mill protest along with Voice for Animals Maine and other compassionate Granite Staters.
The event will take place on the public sidewalk outside Somerset Plaza (379 Amherst St.) in Nashua — home of mill puppy retailer Family Pet & Aquarium — from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. Our Event leader is Kathryn.
The larger the crowd, the more attention we can bring to the issue, so join us for whatever portion you can and bring your friends.
Some have expressed interest in having lunch afterward. If you have time, this will be a nice opportunity to socialize and talk more about pet stores and puppy mills.
Signs will be provided, or you can bring your own awesome sign.
Multiple states have passed legislation prohibiting the sale of puppy mill puppies in pet stores. It’s time for New Hampshire to do the same!
