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OUR GOAL

Animal welfare improvement

Animal welfare refers to the physical and psychological well-being of animals. Improving animal welfare involves providing for the basic needs of animals, such as proper nutrition, shelter, and veterinary care, as well as addressing issues such as stress, pain, and fear. Many people believe that animals have moral values and that it is our responsibility to treat them with compassion and respect. Protecting animals and their habitats is essential for maintaining biodiversity and the ecological balance of ecosystems. Animal welfare is also closely linked to environmental sustainability, as the way we use and manage animals can have an impact on natural resources and ecosystems. Today, animal cruelty has become an international concern. Animals are subjected to harsh treatment because of human needs. Our goal is to prevent animal cruelty and neglect.

Picklife NFTs

Anyone could donate to this Animal Welfare Project by buying NFTs of the selected animals through the Opensea links.

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Vanda

Hi, My name is Vanda. I was born in Shorsky National Park.

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Stevie

Hi, My name is Stevie. I was born in Glacier National Park.

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Sasha

Hi, My name is Sasha. I was born in Bayerischer National Park.

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Max

Hi, My name is Max. I was born in Denali National Park.

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Balu

Hi, My name is Balu. I was born in Wapusk National Park.

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Nosik

Hi, My name is Nosik. I was born in Prince Edward Island National Park.

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Pretti

Hi, My name is Pretti. I was born in Russian Arctic National Park.

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Ronald

Hi, My name is Ronald. I was born in Channel Island National Park.

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Bekele

Hi, My name is Bekele. I was born in Sahara Desert.

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The entire project's income will be donated to Jallikattu.

"Jallikattu" project

Jallikattu is typically practised in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu as a part of Pongal celebrations on Mattu Pongal day, which occurs annually in January. January 2022, PETA India investigated seven jallikattu events in Tamil Nadu, highlighting, such events’ extreme cruelty to bulls. PETA India’s petition states that these events are inherently cruel forms of bullying that exploit bulls’ natural instinct as prey animals to flee in response to pain and fear. The evidence, in the form of photographs and video footage, shows that during jallikattu events, bulls are hit, tackled, and poked with wooden sticks (including nail-studded ones) and other sharp objects. Their tails are bitten and twisted, and they’re treated in other cruel ways. At four out of the seven jallikattu events investigated in 2022, exhausted and dehydrated animals were forced to participate after being made to stand in queues for several hours without overhead shelter or sufficient water or feed.