Animals can be our friends, at least until they are raised and killed for food. Then, the meat industry’s gross neglect of animal welfare takes hold. More and more consumers are being misled by "humane" labels on meat products. And now, animal advocates are in the middle of a fight for better labeling.
Read the full report “
Labeling Meat Humane Is Not Humane—or Sustainable.”
That’s the spirit! In honor of Giving Tuesday, here are some animal welfare organizations we love. The
Good Food Institute,
Animal Equality,
ProVeg International,
Faunalytics, and
Compassion in World Farming are all doing truly outstanding work to promote a better love and understand of animals around the world—to name a few. Please consider donating to the cause for a more animal friendly world.
Complete list of recommended charities.
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Read This Book
Ever felt like you needed to hit the reset button? Sometimes, our bodies just don’t work the way they should. There’s where Kim-Julie Hansen’s new book
Vegan Reset: The 28-Day Plan to Kickstart Your Healthy Lifestyle (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
2018) comes in extra handy.
Step one: Set a realistic goal. This is far and away the book’s most impressive takeaway. As Hansen puts it, you get to decide what you’re ready for. For new vegans, this can be as simple as paying attention to the food you eat (and your body’s response). Four weeks later, you’ll have all these new tools to help you succeed in long-term. And they’re not just recipes.
Part of going vegan is navigating the social situations you’ll inevitably find yourself in--when you might have said yes to meat in the past—as you’re learning what it takes to maintain a vegan lifestyle. Remember, it’s one step at a time. “That’s not so scary,” she writes.
Read the full book review of Vegan Reset.