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Regan Russell was a passionate and caring animal advocate and firmly believed all life was worth fighting for. On June 19, 2020, she was at a Toronto Pig Save vigil with six other activists giving desperate pigs water on a hot day and providing them comfort, likely the only love they ever received.
There is a long history of bloodshed and violence committed against those fighting for environmental justice, human rights and animal liberation. Here we remember heart wrenching stories from some of the incredible activists and game changers who have fallen victim to the aggressive animal agriculture industry.
As our animal rights movement mourns the loss of the inspirational activist Regan Russell, Toronto Pig Save activists have kept her name and memory in the media spotlight with high impact publicity stunts and thought provoking street theatre. …
Animal Save Movement activist Varun Virlan moved judges with his latest documentary Regan Russell – A Short Film by winning the Best Film Award in the Lifestyle Category at this year’s prestigious International Vegan Film Festival. …
On July 18th, over 100 activists gathered and occupied Wiesenhof slaughterhouse in Niederlehme near Berlin.⠀
While some activists took to the roof and dropped banners, others locked on at the gates. Over 160,000 chickens are killed at this slaughterhouse every day, …
On June 19th, 2020, animal liberation activist Regan Russell was struck by an animal transport truck and violently killed during a peaceful vigil outside of Fearmans slaughterhouse, Ontario. … just two days after ‘Ag-gag’ Bill 156 was passed, she had been trying to give water to dehydrated pigs — a single act of kindness before they were sent to their death. …
