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NARN operates in the Pacific Northwest to end the suffering and exploitation of all animals.
The Northwest Animal Rights Network (NARN) is a local northwest animal rights organization dedicated to ending the exploitation and abuse of animals by raising the awareness and visibility of the suffering of animals in the food, entertainment, animal testing and fashion industries. Volunteers within NARN work to protect animals by defending their rights, welfare and habitat. NARN's efforts include educational events, cruelty investigations, boycotts, grassroots activism, and outreach.
The NARN community is comprised of many compassionate people from all walks of life. Bringing different life experiences and diverse interests there is certainly one thing which we all have in common: a conviction to compassionate lifestyles. In the social atmosphere of today's modern world, taking such a stance can often be a daunting task.
One of the greatest resources to any one of us is any other one of us. Our strength, individually, aids others with similar beliefs when we come together communally, whether on the streets, in cafes or on the internet. In these pages you can take time to see who we are and what we've done; what inspires us to act; maybe even share a laugh or two.
NARN is successful due to the compassion and dedication of our volunteers. Whether you decide to donate time, money, or simply your thoughts and ideas, we encourage you to get involved in the efforts to end the suffering of non-human animals. There is a place for everyone who has a commitment to helping them.
If you are looking to get involved with NARN, our website offers great suggestions and ideas in the Get Involved section.
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