The 2025 National Animal Rights Act is a declaration to end animal abuse on factory farms, nationwide. This legislation will permanently end intensive animal confinement, battery cages, gestation crates, veal crates, artificial insemination, carcinogenic growth hormones, and unethical selective breeding practices in all 50 states. Federal legislation to end animal abuse on factory farms is essential to facilitate public health, animal welfare and stop these exploitative practices that are making United States citizens mentally and physically unwell.

Our nation’s mental and physical health crisis is directly related to factory farms that output 99% of all meat and dairy in our country (1). The only way to make our citizens healthy is to have the laws within this document implemented. Not only passed as federal law, but having these standards inspected with competence and integrity. To do this, public demand for national legislation will have to triumph over the corporate-bought legislators, corrupt politicians, Big-Ag representatives, mega-sized factory farms, as well as the corruption within our FDA and USDA. These intuitions actively support widespread animal abuse.

            This new bill will be met with extreme opposition from corrupt industry lobbyists and billionaire investors who do not care about our health. That is why your participation is necessary. Share this with your local and state representatives, and among each other. For clarity, this is not an anti-farming bill; it is an anti-intensive animal confinement bill. This National Animal Rights Act does not only bring forth inconvenient truths, but it also provides common sense solutions. It will address water and air pollution from factory farms, pandemic prevention, and most importantly stop nationwide animal abuse. It will also provide solutions like getting carcinogens off of our plates, growth hormones out of our milk, and dangerous chemicals out of ultra-processed foods.

            The food we eat here in America affects our physical and mental health. Therefore, it is 100% the right of our consumers to know the food we eat is not from sick animals. Many chickens get sick from defecating on each other inside battery cages that are stacked to the ceiling. Others have severe lameness from being bred to being 4 times their normal size. Turkeys are so large that their survival relies on artificial insemination and pigs contract diseases from laying in excrement inside of gestation crates. Almost 850,000,000 animals die each year before ever reaching the slaughterhouses. These unsanitary and crammed factory farm conditions enable the spread of viruses and animal-to-human pandemics catastrophically (2).

            Coronavirus and H5N1 should be teaching us to respect animals and our environment more. If we continue to subject animals to intensive confinement the uncomfortable truth is, the next animal-to-human pandemic we see, could be catastrophically more deadly than Coronavirus (2). It’s important that we take common sense measures to decrease the risks of another outbreak in our future. With this bill we can create a healthier world, transition into ethical farming, reduce air and water pollution, and end the suffering of millions of animals.