Find out which activities to avoid, what to do instead, and how to ensure that your school stays cruelty-free.
Teachers: Field trips to roadside zoos can be deadly for your students.
Teach students to act responsibly for the planet and all animals.
Students can learn about the world around them safely and humanely on a socially distant field trip.
When thinking about fundraising for the upcoming school year, keep these humane fundraisers in mind.
Humane education teaches students to value the lives of ALL animals—not just those commonly deemed worthy by society. But these frauds mislead teachers and their students.
A child purportedly threw a shovel at the camel, causing him to panic. This dangerous incident could’ve been prevented had no animals been used in the first place.
Pony rides, 4-H programs, pig races, exotic-animal shows, rodeos, and more—find out just how violent, dangerous, and abusive these fair “attractions” are.
Compassionate students are being recognized for “adopting” an elephant at a Tennessee sanctuary and raising funds for her care.
Help show fellow teachers how to ensure that their field trips and fundraisers promote kindness to animals.
No more sending home permission slips or collecting ticket money—observe and learn about wild animals in their natural habitats, without leaving the classroom!
Aquatic animals aren’t playthings.
Learning how more than 6 million animals end up in shelters across the country every year can lead students to make lifesaving decisions.
Thousands of elementary school students across the country have already heard Ellie the mechanical elephant’s empowering message!
