We all love animals. But does this make their life easier? Man in the 21st century continues to massively cut down forests, pollute the world's oceans, kill millions of animals on farms and overhunt. Why, despite our love, do animals have it especially hard these days? And can we change the global economy to stop their exploitation? This book is about what we can do for animals, and how we should take their worldview into account as we continually evolve our society. Henry Mance examines our relationship with fauna over millennia from an ethical, economic and ecological perspective. He suggests ways to stop animal exploitation in an age of declaration of new ethics and humanism.