Is your morning milk doing more harm than good? For decades, cow’s milk has been marketed as a staple of health and tradition. But the truth behind the dairy industry tells a very different story—one that raises serious ethical, environmental, and health concerns. 🐄 Cows don’t just “give” milk—they are mothers.To produce milk, cows are […]
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The circus, once a symbol of wonder and excitement, has a darker side that cannot be ignored. For years, animal rights activists and environmentalists have warned about the cruelty and danger that circuses, particularly those featuring wild animals, pose to both humans and animals alike. As more circuses continue to operate under outdated practices, the
Speaking Up for Chickens and Advocating for Compassionate Choices At Sustainable Action Now, we are passionate about raising awareness about the importance of sustainability, animal rights, and compassionate living. This week, we are proud to partner with PETA Kids to share a powerful message about chickens, the often-overlooked animals in the food industry. Chickens Deserve
The Amur leopard, a subspecies of leopard, is one of the most endangered cats in the world. It lives in Russia and China where winters can be very cold and harsh. Watch a clip from BBC’s Planet Earth of a mother Amur leopard and her cub trying to find food: To learn more about Amur
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Learn about the amazing blue whale for World Whale Day. Photo by eco2drew / iStock.com. In honor of World Whale Day, celebrated the third Sunday in February every year, here are five cool facts about blue whales. 1. Blue whales are the largest animals to ever live on Earth! Imagine three school buses lined up
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Some of the animals at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago have trekked out into the snow and left some very cool footprints. Can you guess who left these prints? Hover over the footprint photo to reveal who made it! Photo credits: Vickie Igleski and Christopher Bijalba / Lincoln Park Zoo. Photo credits: Jill Dignan and
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As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect time to reflect on your resolutions, especially when they can have a profound impact on the world around you. If you’re looking to awaken with more kindness, awareness, and a sense of purpose, why not consider adopting a vegan lifestyle this year? Going vegan isn’t just a
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As we approach the end of 2024, there’s no better time to reflect on how far we’ve come in the fight for animal rights and what we still have to do. This year has been full of victories for animals, thanks to the power of online activism. Yet, there is always more to be done.
Coach Confronted With a Bloody DisplayActivists across the country rallied on Free the Animals Friday, sending a powerful message to Coach about its role in animal abuse and environmental destruction. Demonstrations were held outside Coach stores, and just weeks earlier, PETA supporters made a bold statement during Coach’s virtual shareholder meeting, using megaphones, whistles, and
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In a landmark victory for animal rights activists, Le Marineland d’Antibes (Marineland France), Europe’s largest marine animal park, will close its doors on January 5, 2025. This closure comes after years of relentless campaigning by PETA, other animal protection organizations, and countless supporters, including celebrities like Pamela Anderson. The announcement marks a major turning point
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