What Are Animal Rights? The Vegan Peace Declaration
April 09, 2009 | view comments (2) | add yours
To cultivate an effective movement for animal rights, a movement that
inspires wide interest and support, it’s essential for advocates to show
the concept’s powerful relevance to social justice and to ecological
activism.
Lee Hall explores the connections:
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On April 30, 2009, Arianna wrote:
Interesting.
On May 13, 2009, Troy Trish wrote:
Hello and thank you for your time I was reading over some of the comments regarding hunting and I was wondering if it was fact or just someone opinion. I care very much about wildlife and do a lot to maintain there health and habitat. What steps have your org. taken to help wildlife resources? Is there a wildlife preserve that you contribute to?
FoA comments:
Friends of Animals maintains the Coleman Sanctuary in upper-state New York:
http://www.friendsofanimals.org/programs/free-living/coleman_sanctuary.htm
Also, keep in mind that many animals are killed because they are predators of livestock — a vegan diet not only eliminates this type of killing, but frees up land used to feed and maintain livestock — land that can be returned to nature and its wildlife.