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Tag Archives: rescue
Join the dots – Who rescues our victims from US?
Recently I saw a number of articles, images and videos that I found deeply moving. • A dairy cow with severe head trauma had been thrown into a dumpster to die. She was standing, face bloodied, hunched in agony, looking … Continue reading
Posted in consumer demand, Imagery
Tagged Chickens and eggs, commodification, consumer demand, Cruelty, dairy, death, harm, health, milk, rescue, resources, slaughter, truth, vegan
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We don’t need to be ‘animal lovers’ to do right by them
As an animal rights advocate, I strongly believe that the words we use are vitally important, and words like ‘animal lovers’, ‘love’, ‘compassion’ and ‘kindness’ are frequently used by many who protest about animal ‘cruelty’. Apart from the fact that … Continue reading
Posted in Terminology
Tagged compassion, Cruelty, decency, harm, kindness, love, rescue, respect, sanctuary, vegan
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Lessons in Applied Speciesism
Originally posted on Striving with Systems:
By Justin Van Kleeck i. The memory of picking up Orion and Hikaru, our first rescued roosters, from the shelter is still vivid, albeit with the fuzzy edges of most past memories. In contrast…
Posted in Speciesism
Tagged chickens, Chickens and eggs, commodification, consumer demand, human superiority, rescue, respect, sanctuary, speciesism, vegan, violence
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Triangle Chance for All’s New Video!
Originally posted on Triangle Chicken Advocates:
Thanks to a generous grant from The Pollination Project, we recently completed a short video about Triangle Chance for All and our Microsanctuary! The shooting happened a few months ago, and we have been…
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