Archive for November, 2009
Posted by FamPetSitter
Today, The Humane Society of the United States began running television ads exposing IHOP’s continued use of eggs exclusively from hens confined in tiny, barren battery cages—where the birds are immobilized for their entire lives and cannot fully stretch their limbs.
The ads are running first in California, where IHOP and its parent company, DineEquity Inc., are based. As the ads note, California voters last November overwhelmingly passed Proposition 2, the Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act, phasing out the confinement of animals in crates and cages statewide, and requiring the transition to cage-free production. Prop 2 received more than 8 million votes, more than any citizen initiative in California history.
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Posted by FamPetSitter
The HSUS is pleased to announce that California state Sen. Dean Florez, D-16, and Assemblymember Cameron Smyth, R-38, are Humane State Legislator Award winners for 2009.
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Posted by FamPetSitter
Humane Society International/Canada condemns the Canadian government’s reported request for consultations at the World Trade Organization in response to the European Union’s ban on seal product trade, stating that the move flies in the face of Canadian values and sound economics.
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Posted by FamPetSitter
Hundreds of the hottest people on the continent entered our annual Sexiest Vegetarian Next Door contest, and we need your help choosing the winners!
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Help save baby seals this season by printing out and coloring in a ton of our “Club Soda, Not Seals” pictures and giving them out to everyone you know!
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Sparkle like the stars and show your love for animals with an exclusive Christie Martin Designs necklace. Enter to win!
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The Wu-Tang Clan’s Masta Killa is the latest celebrity to star in a PETA “veggie testimonial.” Find out why the M.C. is raising his son, Eternal, as a vegetarian too.
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