People for Animal Rights of CNY

People for Animal Rights of CNY People For Animal Rights was formed in 1982 in Syracuse, New York. PAR welcomes your membership. Box 3333, Syracuse, NY 13220. Thank you!

We are a local Syracuse based group that educates about animal rights and protecting the Earth. We host vegan meals, bring in speakers on a variety of topics, have a legislative network, produce a newsletter and other material, conduct peaceful demonstrations and are available to provide educational material and speakers to schools, colleges, religious congregations, community organizations and ot

hers. It is open to all who share our vision of protecting animals and the Earth even if you are not a vegan or vegetarian. Annual dues are $10 for individual, $15 for family, $100 life.You can join thru Pay Pal at our website https://parcny.org/ or you can mail a check payable to PAR and send to P.O.

Please take action and share...
11/26/2025

Please take action and share...

At least 100 betta fish were reportedly thrown out behind a PetSmart store in Idaho, left to die slowly in the trash. And shockingly, no charges were filed — because under the Animal Welfare Act, cold-blooded animals aren’t legally considered “animals.”

That means fish, tortoises, snakes, lizards, and countless others have zero federal protections from abuse, neglect, exploitation, or suffering.

A new bill could finally change this.

The Cold-blooded Animal Research and Exhibition Act would update the law so that cold-blooded species are counted as animals under the Animal Welfare Act — giving them long-overdue safeguards against cruelty.

These beings make up 99% of all species on Earth. They are sentient, they feel pain, and they deserve protection.

Please sign our petition in the comments now to urge Congress to support this crucial amendment and protect cold-blooded animals from abuse.

💔
11/23/2025

💔

ANOTHER DARK YEAR FOR RACEHORSES 💔

A new report by the Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses reveals at least 174 thoroughbreds died on Australian tracks or from racing and training injuries in the past 12 months — the highest number since records began 10 years ago.
85 horses suffered fatal front-limb fractures, injuries that lead to euthanasia. The real number is likely higher, as many deaths in training or stables are never made public.

Meanwhile, Racing Victoria’s head vet, Dr Grace Forbes, claims she was pressured to be more “flexible” when clearing a horse to race. Even with safety scans and pre-race checks, horses keep dying for gambling and entertainment. This isn’t sport — it’s suffering.

🏇 Do not attend or bet on horse races.
📢 Speak out against horse races on social media.

Please take action and share...
11/23/2025

Please take action and share...

Formerly called the Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International

Please take action and share...
11/23/2025

Please take action and share...

Louis Vuitton is the largest and most influential fashion house in the world, yet it remains one of the last major luxury brands still clinging to fur. Tell the company that it's time for it to join the rest of the modern fashion industry and drop fur for good.

Take action: https://bit.ly/3XL2DZK

Please share this post to maximize your impact, and consider making a donation to support our work on this issue https://bit.ly/4ptKeN9
Thank you.

❤️
11/22/2025

❤️

After decades of swimming in circles, a door to the real ocean has finally opened. Canada just took a step that could change everything for whales who’ve known nothing but concrete walls, crowds, and echoing tank water.

Nova Scotia has officially approved the country’s first-ever seaside whale sanctuary — a place where former captive whales can feel tides again, taste real saltwater, and swim through a world that moves with the seasons.

Port Hilford Bay, on the province’s quiet eastern shore, will soon become a living, breathing refuge.
Not a stage.
Not a spectacle.
A home.

Nets will outline a vast natural enclosure — open water, deep channels, sunlight that shifts through real waves. Whales who once turned slow, tired circles in pools will finally have space to glide, to play, to rest. With care teams nearby, they’ll have safety and freedom — something captivity has always taken from them.

The province granted a 20-year lease on nearby Crown land and ocean space, giving the Whale Sanctuary Project the green light to start construction and fundraising. Permits, transport plans, and health checks still need to fall into place, but for the first time, the path is clear.

This is hope in motion.
Hope for belugas still living in tanks.
Hope for animals who have waited far too long for dignity.
Hope that one day the sound they hear won’t be applause — but waves.

If you’ve ever watched a whale drift around a tiny pool and felt your chest tighten, this news feels like fresh air.

This is what compassion looks like.

❤️ Do you believe sanctuaries are the future for captive marine animals?

11/17/2025

❤️

Address

People For Animal Rights Inc; P. O. Box 401
Cleveland, NY
13042

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when People for Animal Rights of CNY posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to People for Animal Rights of CNY:

Share