We all love animals. But does this make their lives easier? In the 21st century, humans continue to deforest, pollute the world's oceans, kill millions of animals on farms, and overhunt. Why, despite our love, are animals facing such a difficult time today? And can we change the global economy to end their exploitation?

This book is about what we can do for animals and how we should consider their worldview as we continue to evolve our society. Henry Mance analyzes our relationship with animals over millennia from the perspectives of ethics, economics, and ecology. He proposes ways to end animal exploitation in this age of new ethics and humanism.