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Our commitment is to make a difference, and give you a chance to make a difference, through buying No Animals skincare products. All of our products are leaping bunny certified. And, when you purchase a product from No Animals, 15% of profits are donated to the animal and wildlife causes we support.

Each cause below has a story as to why we chose that particular cause. Click to learn more.

Adopting Hendrix and Frankie has brought so much joy to our lives. Learning their stories, their personalities, and watching them interact with our friends and family enriches our lives daily. The fact that there are animals out there not being cared for or loved is just unacceptable to us. We must make a change- as a community, as a nation.

As you read this, multiple innocent animals are being neglected, abused, and/or forced to fight. The first step to creating positive change for these animals is recognizing and understanding the cruelty that terrorizes them.

I asked Arjun often as we are lovers of hypothetical questions, “If you could live in the sea like a fish or fly like a bird, which would you choose?.” He always chooses “bird”. I always choose “fish”. We have a love of both though-- even more so since we’ve been in Florida. After visiting the several bird watching sites around St. Pete and finally getting to Sanibel and learning so much at the J.N. “Ding” Darling Reserve -- that was it-- we were “birder’s”. Right about the time we were about to launch no animals.

75% of agricultural crops and almost 90% of flowering plants depend on pollination. Colorful butterflies, along with bees and other pollinators, help ecosystems thrive—but they have been declining at an alarming rate. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from a plant to a stigma, ovule, flower, or other plant, usually by bees and butterflies, to allow fertilization. The pollination of plants is responsible for bringing us <strong>one out of every three bites of food</strong>. "The plants are dependent on bees and butterflies in the pollination process". Without the process of pollination, and the active insects that do the pollinating, much of the world’s vital resources (food, oils, fibers, raw materials) would slowly become scarce. Pollinator species are declining at an alarming rate due to global warming and habitat fragmentation. We support The Xerces Society, which works to conserve invertebrates and their habitats by regenerating native landscapes, in turn promoting a vibrant food system.

A healthy ocean is essential to all life on Earth. The ocean is not limitless, and today, marine species and ecosystems are facing unprecedented threats due to human use and destructive practices.

Scientific studies have confirmed that well-regulated, well-enforced marine protected areas (MPAs) can provide significant ecological benefits, increase resilience to natural and anthropogenic disturbances, and allow for ecosystem recovery.

Elephants are the largest land mammals on earth and play an important role in the environment where they live as a species that is a cornerstone to the environment around them. However, this iconic species faces the biggest threats to its survival due to ivory poaching, human-wildlife conflict and habitat destruction. After having roamed the wild for 15 million years, today, they are at risk of extinction.

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