News (Page 12)
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March to Close All Slaughterhouses 2017
Join us as we march along the streets of Melbourne to bring about the end of animal suffering.
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The Latest Scams from the Diabetic Industy
John Mcdougall MD uproots the latest scams from the diabetes industry in his recent newsletter
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Could Going Vegan Save Millions Of Lives?
Going vegan could be the key to saving both the planet and millions of lives...
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Aquafabulous!
The leftover liquid in a can of chickpeas might not sound like the revolution vegans have been waiting for, but that’s exactly what it is.
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Animal rights activists ‘sit in’ at Dairy Australia headquarters
An animal rights group is conducting a “sit in” protest at the Dairy Australia headquarters in Melbourne. About 20 Animal Liberation Victoria activists this morning gained access to the Dairy Australia headquarters at Southbank demanding an end to the dairy trade.
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Cattle Rancher’s Vegan Wife Turns Ranch into Animal Sanctuary
For four generations, Sonnen Ranch, in Angleton, Texas, was a place where cattle were raised for dairy and eventually for slaughter, but that tradition ended a few months ago when the place became an animal shelter where cattle and other domestic animals can live out the rest of their lives in peace and comfort.
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Pamela Anderson: If Louisiana Prisons Go Vegan, I’ll Come Cook and Serve Lunch to the Inmates
As newly elected Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards works to fix the state’s budget crisis, PETA Honorary Director Pamela Anderson is presenting him with an idea that will save money, protect the environment and make the state healthier.
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Tesla goes vegan with synthetic leather interiors for its Model X SUV
For the ultimate in green car technology, it’s not enough to simply swear off fossil fuels. Instead, the entire vehicle has to be vegan as well. The car of the future, as imagined by the always innovative Tesla, is now being offered with an “all vegan” interior for its Model X SUV, which features an artificial leather that would adorn the seats, steering wheel, and gear shift.
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Guinness goes vegan: Stout agrees to stop using animal bladders in brewing process for first time in 256 years
Guinness will soon be good for vegans. The famous Irish stout is to become vegan friendly for the first time in its 256-year history, as the company halts the use of fish bladders in its brewing filters.