September 2026 Digital Actions for Animals
Welcome to our monthly Actions for Animals list!
This is part of our series of curated online actions to lend our voices to important campaigns from across the animal protection movement. With a focus on Australia, they include petitions, emails to political representatives, online reviews, and more, sourced from a range of organisations.
For our A4A (Action for Animals) allies in Magandjin/Brisbane, we get together at Vega Cafe to take the actions together on the first Sunday of the month. We also now have a regular Logan group: details via Facebook and Brisbane Vegan Meetup.
Otherwise, please take the actions in your own time, from wherever you are!
Thank you so much for taking action for animals ♡
Actions
Cover photo by Farm Transparency Project
Many painful procedures, including mulesing, castration, tail docking, and dehorning, are still legally performed on farm animals in Queensland, often without pain relief.
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Bulls are prey animals that seek the security of a herd. Bull riding events deliberately exploit their fear response – isolating them in chutes, surrounding them with amplified music, crowds...
In July 2023, all states and territories endorsed new national Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Poultry, including a deadline to phase out battery cages for egg laying hens.
Australia’s coastlines and ocean are choking on single-use plastic. Across every corner of our ocean marine wildlife is harmed – turtles, seals, little penguins, dolphins, coral reefs and kelp forests...
Dingoes are legally trapped, poisoned and shot across Australia after being labelled a pest, despite being a native apex predator with an important ecological role.
Email key decision-makers to demand binding protections, independent standard-setting and transparent accountability for the rules governing Australian pig production.
Dirty gas corporation Woodside wants to drill for gas at Scott Reef - turning this pristine reef into an industrial gas zone. The future of Scott Reef is in the...
Millions of animals suffer in the cruel fur trade. Urge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to ban fur imports, end fur sales, and protect animals from cruelty. Add your name for...
In 2025, the Albanese Government promised to ban hunting trophy imports from an additional 20 species, including giraffes, zebras, hippos, wolves and polar bears.
National parks and other protected areas are one of the best ways to conserve nature and protect cultural values. They provide a legal safeguard for wildlife and connect us with...