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Bodensee Animal Save held their first Ditch Dairy - Save Lives action on March 17. They report: "With our Ditch Dairy action we are raising awarenes to the brutality and horrors of the dairy industry. We stood in front of a huge dairy factory, with signs and a love-based approach towards the cars driving by, we handled out flyers to people walking past and had some good outreach conversations."
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Kalmar Animal Save report from their vigil for the pigs on March 18 at the KLS Ugglarps slaughter plant: "A man came out of a car shop and said that he works in the shop that shares a wall with the slaughterhouse and how they can hear the pigs' desperate cries at the unloading and that it was hard hearing that."
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Manchester Pig Save bore witness on March 21 at Tulip "Meats" Ashton slaughter plant. They report: "Unfortunately, there were around 10 trucks in the span of 4 hours. At 6 months old, they will travel long distances in trucks to their deaths in a gas chamber. In this slaughterhouse alone, there will be 2000 or more going to their death each day."
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Córdoba Animal Save saw 41 activists at their March 17 vigil at the Río Segundo slaughter plant.
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A new Save Latino Tour 2019 has started! The Save Movement Latin America is on a Save Latino Tour of Colombia to open new groups and offer support to existing groups. We will visit the following cities: Guarne, Manizales, Pereira, Ibagué, Bogota, Ubaté, Tunja, Cartagena, Barranquilla and Medellin. At the same time, they will be holding informative talks and actions that will include community organizing, street activism, organization of vigils and events, and joint work for animal liberation.
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Pereira Animal Save held their first vigil on March 16. They report: "Their looks plead for freedom, compassion and justice. We feel the helplessness of knowing that we return home and that their lives have vanished under the mantle of suffering. There's a moment when you have the connection face to face that drives you to continue with the fight against speciesism and animal liberation."
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Ibague Animal Save also held their first vigil, on March 20. They report: "With every goodbye, broken hearts, we see their fear and anguish... they really need our help. It is terrible what humanity is doing to so many animals."
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Tena Animal Save report from their vigil at an animal ag expo: "We visited a cow show just outside Tena. There was one barn with around 50 cows mostly tied to the railings of their pens. There was a competition taking place so many of them were being washed, having their hooves painted or being brushed. These types of event are not for the animals but for the people who own and control them."
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Welcome Tampa Bay Animal Save. Find them on Facebook.
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Las Vegas Animal Save report from their March 16 vigil at Charleston and Highland "Poultry" slaughter plants, which saw their highest attendance ever with 56 activists: "All of you being there for the baby chickens and ducks needlessly killed at Charleston and Highland Poultry is a reminder of the realities we’re fighting to change toward a future where animals are not viewed as objects or property. They deserve to be remembered; thank you all again for remembering them."
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Veganuary is great for anyone to get started.
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