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Factory Farming
Billions of animals endure confinement and suffering each year. We push for rescue and sanctuary.
Founding stage · Nonprofit in formation
A world where every animal
is treated with compassion.
United for Animal Rights fights cruelty, suffering and exploitation through rescue, advocacy and education — for farmed animals, wildlife, laboratory animals and companions alike.
Farmed animals Wildlife Laboratory animals Companion animals Rescue & sanctuary Cruelty prevention Advocacy Education
01 — Our mission
To protect the rights, freedom and
well-being of all animals, everywhere.
Rescue
Saving animals from abuse, neglect and exploitation.
Prevention
Identifying and stopping cruelty before it happens.
Advocacy
Campaigning to end the practices that cause suffering.
Education
Helping communities understand and act for animals.
2026
Founded in Michigan
02 — About UAR
Starting small. Built to become a global movement.
United for Animal Rights is an emerging organization fighting cruelty, suffering and exploitation through direct action, rescue, advocacy, education and public awareness — for animals in factory farms, laboratories, the wild, entertainment, and homes where they face abuse or neglect.
We're honest about where we are: UAR is in its founding stages and working toward official nonprofit registration. Our long-term vision is an international network of volunteers, supporters, rescue initiatives and advocacy campaigns.
- NowUAR founded
- NextMichigan nonprofit registration
- Then501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
- GrowthNational volunteer network
- VisionInternational chapters
03 — Meet the founder
"Every movement begins with
someone who refuses to look away.
I started UAR so animals would have
one more voice and, one day, millions."
04 — Our causes
The fights that define our work.
We stand for all animals — including
companion animals facing abuse or neglect.
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Animal Testing
Advocating for an end to painful experiments and for humane, modern alternatives.
03
Wildlife Exploitation
Defending wild animals from poaching, trafficking and habitat destruction.
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Animals in Entertainment
Challenging circuses, roadside zoos and shows that profit from captivity.
05 — What we do
Planned programs for lasting change.
Animal Rescue & Protection
Rescuing animals from abuse and exploitation — especially in factory farms — and arranging permanent sanctuary placements.
Cruelty Prevention
Identifying and addressing mistreatment through advocacy, education and partner organizations.
Animal Rights Advocacy
Campaigning against factory farming, animal testing, wildlife exploitation and animals in entertainment.
Public Education
Teaching communities about animal suffering, animal rights and how anyone can help.
Volunteer Programs
Recruiting and coordinating volunteers for protection, rescue support and community outreach.
Animal Welfare Support
Connecting animals in need with care, shelter and rehabilitation via qualified partners.
International Campaigns
Eventually: a global network of volunteers and regional chapters coordinating animal rights work worldwide.
06 — Campaigns & rescue projects
What's ahead.
Campaign 01Upcoming
Sanctuary Placement Initiative
Building partnerships with sanctuaries to give rescued farmed animals permanent, safe homes.
Get notifiedCampaign 02Upcoming
Cruelty-Free Michigan
A local awareness drive on animal testing and how to choose cruelty-free products.
Get notifiedCampaign 03Upcoming
Volunteer Founding Circle
Recruiting our first volunteers and leadership team to power UAR's growth.
Get notified07 — Get involved
Be one of the first to stand with us.
08 — Donate
Free to those we serve. Powered by people like you.
UAR will never charge fees. Our work will run on voluntary donations funding rescue operations, veterinary care, sanctuary placements, campaigns and education.
- Rescue operations
- Veterinary care
- Sanctuary placements
- Campaigns & education
Pledge $25
Online donations coming soon. UAR is pursuing nonprofit registration and 501(c)(3) status. Pledge now and we'll reach out when giving opens.
Not yet. UAR is in its founding stage and plans to register as a nonprofit in Michigan and pursue 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.
Online donations will open once fundraising and payment requirements are in place. You can pledge support by email now.
All animals — farmed animals, wildlife, laboratory animals, animals used in entertainment, and companion animals facing abuse or neglect.
Email us through the Get Involved section. We're building our first volunteer team and leadership circle.
We're starting in Michigan, with plans to grow nationally and, eventually, internationally.
Only after 501(c)(3) recognition is granted. We'll be transparent about that status at every step.
Stand with the animals.
UAR is just beginning. Join now and help build one of the world's most influential animal rights movements from day one.