Wild Animals
The New Hampshire Animal Rights League believes that wild animals have a right to an environment in which to live, breed, and raise their young, free from harassment by humans.
Hunted Animals
When it comes to hunting animals, some methods are more intolerable than others. Most people don’t even know about these shameful practices, because they happen deep in the wilderness, far
HELANE SHIELDS WILDLIFE FUND
Helane Shields was a longtime member of the New Hampshire Animal Rights League and a passionate animal advocate. Her legacy included a generous gift to NHARL, which we used to
“Nuisance” Animals
Visit the web site of one of New Hampshire’s many “pest” control companies, and you may get the impression that we are at war with every other living creature —
Let Go and Let Nature Be
The world is losing nature at a remarkable pace, and New Hampshire is no exception. The crisis spares no creature — mammals, fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and even the tiniest
Free Smart Mouse Trap
Walk down the “pest” control aisle of the average home and garden store, and you may get the impression that we are at war with every other living creature (except,
Join the NH Turtle Brigade
Turtles look tough, but they are in trouble! New Hampshire has 7 species of turtles and 4 are considered in greatest need of conservation. Worldwide, 50% of modern turtles are
Fur and Trapping
The New Hampshire Animal Rights League believes that wild animals have a right to an environment in which to live, breed, and raise their young, free from harassment by humans.
Grants for Living with Beavers
Apply for a Grant As a “keystone species,” beavers provide vital habitat for many plants and animals, including threatened and endangered species. Beavers also offer wonderful wildlife watching opportunities. The
Free No Hunting Signs
Posting your land against hunting creates safe haven for people, pets, and wildlife. We will send you as many free “No Hunting” signs as you need, to make it easy