Farmed Animals
The New Hampshire Animal Rights League works to help all animals, including animals raised for food.
The number of farmed animals killed every year in the United States is enormous — it far surpasses the number killed as a result of hunting, trapping, abuse, neglect, captivity, or experimentation combined.
Farmed Animals in New Hampshire
Animal farming in New Hampshire is done on a small scale, but we still support the big factory farms located in other states with our purchases. Ninety-nine percent of the
Backyard Chickens
Backyard chickens have long been a common sight in New Hampshire, and with hobby farming and homesteading growing in popularity, we are seeing even more people seduced by the idea
Dairy Farming in New Hampshire
Dairy farming may be part of New Hampshire’s “agricultural heritage,” but tradition is never justification for continuing a practice that is known to cause unnecessary harm. If you are a
Eggs
New Hampshire is home to egg distributor Pete and Gerry’s Organic Eggs. Pete & Gerry’s buys eggs from 130 farms in 12 states and sells nationwide. Pete & Gerry’s also
Cows raised for Food
Beef has been getting a lot of bad press lately, and for good reason. Eating beef has been shown to have a negative effect on our health, the environment, and,
Foie Gras
The photo above is of a Moulard duck rescued from the foie gras industry (photo credit Farm Sanctuary) Foie gras, French for “fatty liver,” is the unnaturally fattened liver of