We worry about dolphins, turtles, chickens, dogs, pigs, horses, etc., but what about sharks?
If you haven't seen the documentary "Sharkwater", you should. It will open your eyes.
There's also an organization. You can go here and subscribe or find out how you can help out:
Sharkwater
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Showing posts with label animal cruelty. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
What about sharks?
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
PROPOSITION 2 PASSES!(oh my... all these propositions)
Well, I feel a little ignorant because I did not know there was a proposition 2(in California)that had been passed at the time of election. Of course, it was not my job to know because I don't live in the US nor am I an American. However, I am a vegetarian and I should have known... right? Proposition 2:
"Florida, Arizona, Colorado, and Oregon have banned gestation crates, and Arizona and Colorado have also banned veal crates. Major California food retailers are moving away from supporting battery cages and veal and gestation crates. California city councils have also passed resolutions opposing battery cage confinement."
That's one of the reasons why this initiative was launched in California.
Not only is it good for animals but it's good for all of us as well. I think it's important that it was passed because who knows how much of that meat or eggs ended up here in Mexico in many people's dinner tables... or in their cars when they drove off the Drive-Thru. If you want more information about this amazing proposition, go here: Prop 2 Passed!

xoxo
Cuca
- Prevents cruelty to animals.
- Improves our health and food safety.
- Supports family farmers.
- Protects air and water and safeguards the environment.
- Is a reasonable and common-sense form.
"Florida, Arizona, Colorado, and Oregon have banned gestation crates, and Arizona and Colorado have also banned veal crates. Major California food retailers are moving away from supporting battery cages and veal and gestation crates. California city councils have also passed resolutions opposing battery cage confinement."
That's one of the reasons why this initiative was launched in California.
Not only is it good for animals but it's good for all of us as well. I think it's important that it was passed because who knows how much of that meat or eggs ended up here in Mexico in many people's dinner tables... or in their cars when they drove off the Drive-Thru. If you want more information about this amazing proposition, go here: Prop 2 Passed!

xoxo
Cuca
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