Here are 30 times Moby has helped animals. | Gregg DeGuire/Getty Images
(Updated July 13, 2021) | Moby (real name Richard Melville Hall), has just celebrated his 30 year veganniversary, a lifestyle he has followed since 1987.
Moby is a longtime animal rights activist and kind living advocate, who gained fame from his career as a record producer, DJ, musician, author, and restaurateur.
Best known for his electro-style music, vegan lifestyle and efforts towards animal rights – Moby gained international fame with his fifth studio album, Play. To date, this star has sold more than 20 million records across the globe.
So, we’ve rounded up one amazing way Moby has helped animals for every year of his veganism thus far; we couldn’t count them all of course – Moby is doing something new and kind every day.
Go Moby!
Pancakes (not to) die for! We’re definitely making these.
He’s called out the government about the damage we’re doing to the environment through animal agriculture – including Donald Trump and Al Gore – Moby won’t stay silent on the big issues.
Moby calls his LA restaurant ‘Little Pine’ and the food looks delicious; it’s even fully organic!
From Moby’s posts, he shows his followers that eating vegan is a sweet life!
Moby is so passionate about animal rights, he even created a funky album on the very topic!
The guy gives generously, and to many!
You can take us on a farm sanctuary or gentle barn tour any day, Moby.
All the proceeds from Moby’s restaurants go to animal welfare groups! N’aww.
Yep, Moby will talk about veganism loudly and proudly even to the likes of Forbes – This guy doesn’t suppress his ideas!
Okay, Moby – now everyone wants to be as cool, calm and vegan as you.
Yep, just check out his piece for the Huff! An ethical and environmental vegan, Moby – you’re doing it right.
We’re digging it, mate. Can we go twinsies?
Lover of all species! This kind soul’s gesture is shown in the Stand Up for Pits event.
These two are one powerful couple for animal advocacy!
Well, who wouldn’t?
By speaking up about this, perhaps he will encourage change. Until then, don’t worry Moby, we’ll drink water with you.
Activism has no age barrier, according to Moby’s kindness and acceptance of vegan hero Genesis Butler.
“Helping those who help animals”, Moby – you’re doing charity starting right.
Free, or discounted food is a highly effective incentive for potential and budding activists – as Moby recognizes.
Saving animals is his game, Moby is his name.
He even gave the pigs water. There’s no stopping Moby’s kindness towards animal welfare.
100% of his fee went to animal rights organization, Mercy For Animals. Circle V will be Moby’s only live concert of the year and he welcomed vegans and non-vegans alike!
Heck, if Moby and Kat Von D feature in a Farm Sanctuary video together – it’s got to be good.
Moby walks that walk and talks the talk, literally. Not surprising, considering his love for animals.
Moby’s website mobygratis.com allows artists to use his music for free, as long as it’s not being used commercially. So, making a vegan recipe video and looking for a high vibe soundtrack? This should be music to your ears. This might not directly help farmed animals but Moby’s all about giving back to the people, too.
Despite his sobriety – raise a toast for animals helped by Moby and the Ladybird bar!
He stands with Ellen DeGeneres against trophy hunting, thus creating awareness of being nice to elephants.
#animalrights is frequently tagged in Moby’s post.
This albums helps clue people into government corruption, including food and environmental issues. A few days before the official release date, they advertised the album with a fake press release in which ‘John Miller’ told people not to buy the album. (John Miller is the name under which current US president Donald Trump used to talk with reporters in the 1980s.)
Happy vegan-niversary Moby! We thank you for everything have done, are doing and are yet to do for the animals and the Earth! According to The Vegan Calculator, over those 30 years, Moby has saved nearly 11,000 lives!
Image Credit: Moby via Instagram
This post was last modified on July 13, 2021 10:50 pm