Order Vegan Stuff, Help Out Some Hens.
On Saturday, March 3rd our friends over at Food Fight! Grocery and Herbivore clothing are holding a last minute fundraiser for a recent emergency hen rescue in central California. Animal Place and Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary coordinated the rescue of 4,460 hens left to die in an abandoned egg farm.
Food Fight! will be donating 10% of all their online sales (and in-store for those in Portland) on Saturday, March 3.
Herbivore Clothing will be donating 10% of all their online sales (and in-store) March 3rd and 4th.
Purrfect Pinapples will be donating 20% of this weekend’s sales too. (Cruelty-free lingerie.)
Blue Strawberry Scents will donate 10% of their sales for the next week. Soap!
There is also a Facebook Event page for the day if you wanna check it out and help spread the word!
If you were planning on ordering some amazing vegan product, please wait until Saturday to do it! Or just donate directly.
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Josh
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I am a vegetarian-three years this May-for many denierfft reasons. The biggest reason is probably the fact that I have always been an animal lover and have fought against animal cruelty. For a long time I wanted to stop eating meat, because, to me, it seemed somewhat hypocritical of me to protest animal cruelty while eating animals that had been mistreated. I also find the thought of eating an animal slightly disturbing and I feel that it is a much healthier lifestyle. I used to have chronic heartburn and indigestion and would often get migraines-sometimes multiple times a week. Since I have been a vegetarian I don’t get sick nearly as often which could, of course, be a mere coincidence. I realize that there are other alternatives than just eliminating the consumption of meat altogether, but this is definitely the best choice for me. PETA has great intentions, but they have given themselves a bad image. Instead of presenting facts to people to make them aware of the treatment of animals, they push vegetarianism/veganism onto them. I strongly believe that it is a persons’s choice to eat meat and do not condemn those who do. Although I don’t agree with some of what you said, I think it’s great that you backed up what you were saying with legitimate reasons. Most people who know that I am a vegetarian say it is stupid without actually giving reasons as to why they believe it is. I sometimes get questions regarding my choice from people who are simply trying to antagonize me. It’s good to know that someone who doesn’t necessarily agree with vegetarianism is willing to take the time to back up his/her outlook and to listen to other people’s opinions.