All humans should live without exploiting other animals!

Because they are someone.

What we do

Abolitionist street activism

They Are Someone defends nonhuman animals against human exploitation. With our street action “Stand for Justice”, we work to dismantle the ideology that legitimises animal exploitation and treats individuals as property.

Join us

Join or start your local pack

Join an existing pack in your city or take the lead and start a new one. If there is no pack near you yet, apply to become a Pack Leader and help build the movement in your area.

The animals need you

Want to get active?

There are many ways to stand up for nonhuman animals and against their exploitation. Take our quiz to find out how you can get involved, explore different ways to take action and find the role that suits you best.

They Are Someone

We are an abolitionist organisation. Discover our mission, the principles we stand for and the people working to bring our vision of animal liberation to life.

Chloe at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. Photo: Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals

A goat.
Her name is Chloe!

Chloe is a rescued goat. She lives at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York, where she spends her days in her pasture. She shares the sanctuary with almost 400 other rescued animals, from cows and pigs to geese and guinea fowl.

Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York was founded in 2004 by Jenny Brown and Doug Abe. Nearly 400 rescued animals live there today, and the sanctuary works to end the use of animals in agriculture.

How you can help

Building a movement for animal liberation takes people who are ready to stand up for nonhuman animals, and the resources to make our work possible. Join us in dismantling the ideology that legitimises animal exploitation, or support our mission with a donation.