Radioactivedog – a space where animal rights are discussed

The Radioactivedog Foundation operates broadly in the field of animal rights—it does not choose just one species. Every animal has the right to a life free from pain and violence. It speaks about what is "legal" yet cruel: laboratories, factory farming, chains, shelters, domestic violence, the language we use to describe animals, and legal loopholes.

It operates through several channels:

• radioAKTYWNE Podcast – a weekly show about the law, welfare, interventions, politics, and the absurdities of the system. Zero myths, plenty of facts.
• Nadajnik (The Transmitter) – news from the animal world: actions, campaigns, court rulings, legal changes.
• SWN (High Voltage Zone) – an uncensored blog with pieces on hypocrisy and convenient compromises.
• Educational campaigns, including "16 Ways the Law Fails to Protect Animals."

What is all this for?

Because animals don't vote, don't tweet, and don't have PR agencies. Someone has to be their advocate.

The goal isn't to collect likes, but to spark discussions and real change. To popularize regulations that are already in place and to fight for those that do not yet exist. To show that "it's always been this way" is no excuse. Education that leads to action—through podcasts, workshops, training sessions, content, and campaigns.

The foundation does not focus on individual interventions. It aims for systemic changes: better law enforcement, shelter transparency, the recognition of pet bereavement, combating linguistic and physical violence, as well as addressing situations where an animal becomes a tool of control in domestic abuse.

How to find them?

• Website: radioactivedog.pl – statutes, news (Nadajnik), podcasts, and the SWN blog.
• Instagram: @fundacjaradioactivedog – weekly recaps, campaigns, news.
• YouTube: Fundacja Radioactivedog / sample weekly recap episode available here, among others.
• Spotify: radioAKTYWNE podcast.