Taking Action
Top 10 reasons to fight kangaroo slaughter
Nike Call Out
Use your voice to help us call out Nike and adidas CEOs for being part of the world’s largest wildlife slaughter of mammals in order to source kangaroo leather for their soccer shoes.
Click here to send protest emails to Noel Kinder, the Chief Sustainability Officer for Nike and Frank Hanke, the adidas’ SVP of Global Operations for adidas.
Below are some letters from of our corporate outreach campaign.
Nike, look at what your competitor did!
Compare Diadora's press release with Nike's action!

Diadora, the fourth largest soccer cleat brand in the US, renounced the use of kangaroo skin in its soccer cleats. As a result, Diadora is getting great press and free marketing (like this). Just imagine the loyal customers it’s attracting.
Read about our investigation into the illegal trade of kangaroo parts in California

We’ve placed out billboards where Nike executives can’t miss them
Use our Cleat Cheat Sheet – the first ever no-buy-list of kangaroo skin soccer shoes. Know the 9 brands and 72 models made from kangaroo skin.
Bearded expert agrees ...
The Boot Wizard is breaking his silence on why he never reviews soccer shoes made from kangaroo skin on his popular YouTube channel: the cost is too high in animal life.
In this exclusive video from his native habitat of Denmark, The Boot Wizard explains when and why manufacturers started using kangaroo skin. And how kangaroo leather compares to today’s materials and technologies.
See other Boot Wizard YouTube reviews here
A closer look at the moral fabric of athletic footwear
Undercover Investigations
Our investigations are on-going and we are determined to out the offenders violating Caifornia law banning the sale of Kangaroo leather shoes.
See something, send something.
You can take action by sending your undercover videos to:
info@centerforahumaneeconomy.org
Witnessing the crime


A woman’s nightmare after moving to the bush
Kangaroos are typically shot without witnesses, in the dark of night. Help us bring these activities to light. We call on Australians to do what Lynn Hosking-Moore has done. Share with us your video, photographs and information as we chronicle these normally unseen practices.
Lynn’s short cellphone video illustrates the reality of kangaroo shooting, showing a dead kangaroo as her joey scampers about frantically, even trying to crawl back into the mother’s pouch. A 68-year-old resident of the Victoria countryside, Lynn describes her home becoming “a war zone with gunfire every night, especially during the winter.” She purchased her cellphone to document her neighbors’ killing of kangaroos.
Read the article and see the video here
The following are the kangaroo skin soccer shoes that our volunteers purchased that were received or were intercepted in California
Here the backstory …
Attempted illegal kangaroo skin shoe buys from Nike.com
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Kangaroo skin model
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Blocked or illegally delivered
Additional attempted illegal kangaroo skin shoe buys
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Kangaroo skin model
Ordered directly from
Blocked or illegally delivered
DEMANDING COMPLIANCE
Below are some letters from our governmental outreach campaign lobbying for the compliance of California law that makes it illegal to “import into this state for commercial purposes, to possess with intent to sell, or to sell within the state, the dead body, or a part or product thereof, of kangaroo.”