Barnivore – This website can help you determine which beers/wines/alcohols are vegan and which aren’t. The Recycled Retriever – Here you can find eco-friendly gear for your fur-kids. The Discerning Brute – “food, fashion & etiquette for the ethically handsome man”; a website that shows men they can still be fashionable and vegan! The Girlie [...]
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Posted in Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Environmental Concerns, Farmed Animals, Veganism, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, Animal Protection Organizations, farm sanctuary, vegan food, Veganism on June 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Meat with No Feet!?
Posted in Animal Rights, Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, cloned meat, eating habits, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, PETA on January 29, 2009 | 10 Comments »
A while back PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) offered $1 million to any company or person who could come up with a cost effective way to produce cloned meat on a large scale, the goal being that people could still satisfy their meat cravings, but that animals wouldn’t have to be slaughtered [...]
New ‘Yes on Prop 2′ Commercial
Posted in Animal Cruelty, Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, tagged "veal" calves, animal agriculture and the environment, Animal Protection Organizations, animal suffering, Animal Welfare, battery cages, chickens, confinement, egg industry, Farmed Animals, Humane Society, pigs, veal crates, videos, yes on prop 2 on October 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
For a blog that’s about factory farming and animal rights, I realize I haven’t said much about one of the biggest anti-factory farming campaigns going on right now: Yes on Proposition 2 in California. If passed, Proposition 2 would end the practice of cramming farm animals into cages so small the animals can’t even turn [...]
For the People. For the Planet. For the Animals.
Posted in Animal Cruelty, Animal Rights, Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, Veganism, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, Farmed Animals, make a difference, Veganism, videos, wildlife on August 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
You need to go watch this awesome video, courtesy of Non-violence United. It’s about the environmental impact of eating meat and dairy products vs. going vegan; the global food shortage; your health; and the human/non-human animal disconnect. It’s 11 minutes out of your day and more information than you can shake a stick at! No [...]
10 Reasons to Go Veggie
Posted in Environmental Concerns, Veganism, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, Animal Cruelty, decisions, environment, Veganism, vegetarian on July 28, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I found this article and had to share it. Sorry I’ve been a little MIA lately – I was in a wedding this weekend up in my hometown. Doggy pictures forthcoming… From Times Online May 20, 2008 1. Helping animals also helps the global poor While there is ample and justified moral indignation about the [...]
Dairy Operation Pollution Causes Evacuation
Posted in Animal Welfare, Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, animal suffering, cows, dairy, manure pits, Minnesota, pictures of factory farms on June 10, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I know I just wrote a post about being a joyful vegan, and while I really, really do plan to be as joyful as possible, when I hear that a dairy operation (it’s not a FARM, that’s for sure) in northern Minnesota caused local residents to evacuate their homes over the weekend due to unhealthy [...]
“From Farm to Fork”
Posted in Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, Veganism, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, Animal Cruelty, battery cages, environment, gestation crates, pictures, pictures of factory farms on April 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Not long ago I went to a presentation called “From Farm to Fork: The Environmental Impacts of Animal Agriculture” held at the Bell Museum in Minneapolis. The featured speaker was Gowri Koneswaran, Director of Animal Agricultural Impacts at the Humane Society of the United States. It was a great presentation. During the first half of [...]


