Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Animal vigil”
Octopuses are sentient beings that want to live in freedom and deserve so much better than a life in captivity, whether it’s on display in a tank or stuck on a factory farm. Keep reading to learn how incredible these creatures are and why they need our help.
These ten celebrities are forces to be reckoned with from all walks of life with one common theme. They have all endorsed the Plant Based Treaty and believe in putting food systems at the heart of combatting the climate crisis, and recognize we must stop the widespread degradation of critical ecosystems caused by animal agriculture.
Why is exercise important? Thomas Tadlock, who has a master’s degree in exercise science and health promotion,
explains the importance of keeping your body moving. In their article about the benefits of regular physical activity they state that exercise can combat health conditions and diseases, improve mood, boost energy, and promote better sleep.
Plant Based Treaty Los Angeles held a plant-based induction cooktop demo with the LA Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance. Attendees were so excited to try Eat Just eggs made from plants and see how easy it is to prepare! Special thanks to City Campaigner Joey Gaber for facilitating this demo with City Campaigner Sam Lau.
2024 was a hugely successful year for Animal Save Movement (ASM). From a movement that began in 2010 with Toronto Pig Save, we have big goals for 2025. We will be expanding globally with our love-based and nonviolent advocacy that is rooted in the philosophies of Tolstoy and Gandhi. Our mission is to end animal exploitation and suffering and create a fair and sustainable vegan world for the animals, the planet, and health.
Activists bear witness and attend vigils for chickens, cows, pigs, turkeys, lambs, fish, and many other species with Animal Save Movement chapters around the world. The goal is to create a nonviolent, eco-vegan society, and it’s also a wonderful way to meet other activists, vegans, or those curious about veganism and helping our earth.
These inspiring chapters in Latin America are led by superhero activists who organize vigils, bear witness, facilitate vegan events, document animal stories, rescue animals whenever possible, and motivate others to become involved in animal rights activism.
Smoothies gained popularity with the invention of the electric blender decades ago and only keep getting better and more creative as time goes by. These thick and tasty beverages, ideal for slurping, are loaded with fruits, veggies, and other healthy ingredients.
What we eat and our food habits directly affect the climate and our earth. Food that is produced and not eaten ends up in landfills which creates methane, but we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by reducing food waste and loss.
Lentils are a superfood! Part of the legume family, lentils are very nutritious and high in fiber and protein. They contain iron, zinc, folate, potassium, magnesium, and a broad range of important plant compounds called phytochemicals that protect against chronic diseases. Consuming lentils also boosts heart health, improves overall gut function by supporting your digestive system, and can protect against diabetes and obesity.
Animal Save Movement began in late 2010 with the inception of Toronto Pig Save after co-founder Anita Krajnc adopted her dog, Mr. Bean, and they witnessed sad and frightened pigs en route to a nearby slaughterhouse. The mission of Toronto Pig Save was to spread the message that we all have a moral duty to bear witness at animal vigils outside slaughterhouses and end animal agriculture.
On February 3, 2024, CDMX Animal Save received the news that a truck transporting 240 pigs had crashed on the freeway outside Mexico City.
“When I arrived together with another activist, there was still only one person present. It was a very hot day and we brought plenty of water”.
