If dairies won’t get out of the business altogether, they must at least treat animals more humanely.
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"hurry up Sandra, or we'll hit all the fucking traffic" pic.twitter.com/i7DZgZNR8K
— Paul Bronks (@SlenderSherbet) June 9, 2019
Felt cute ?? pic.twitter.com/D8Rjrrz7UL
— shibes ? (@bestshibas) June 7, 2019
Deep inside the heart of every captive animal, there lies a soul yearning to be free… pic.twitter.com/cURjYJJ3lW
— SPECIES (@SpeciesPodcast) June 7, 2019
You can pet the pig in Monster Hunter: World pic.twitter.com/AwTNWPZhMi
— Can You Pet the Dog? (@CanYouPetTheDog) June 7, 2019
NatGeo.
“Some of the things we hate most about rats—their dirtiness, their fecundity, their undeniable grit and knack for survival—are qualities that could describe us as well. Their filth is really our own.”
Galia Atik, 16, became a vegetarian when she was 11 years old. “I didn’t give up meat because of the taste, but out of moral principle,” says Atik, a student in New York City.
Atik has company: several of her friends gave up eating meat at the same time. And she’s come up with strategies in case she’s at a friend’s house or in a restaurant where meat is served.