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[Aug. 6th, 2009|10:30 am] |
peta2 Swear Jars?
"Swear jars" are a fascinating to me. Basically, you put money in there each time you swear. And we figured that we might as well help you save up some money for a good cause while giving you an incentive to keep the profanity out of your vocabulary. Your parents and teachers will probably love it, too!
The way this works is as follows:
1. Print out this label, cut it out, and tape it onto a jar or container.
2. Set the swear jar in your kitchen, living room, classroom, car, or wherever you think it's likely to be useful!
3. Drop a dollar (or more) into the jar every time you swear. Encourage your family and friends to participate, too!
4. Once the jar is full, use that money towards a good cause. Some suggestions include becoming a peta2 donor or treating yourself to an animal rights t-shirt or hoodie!
5. Once you do that, keep it going. There's nothing but good that can come from this, so let's make it happen!
If you have any pictures of you and your swear jar, send them along to StreetTeam@peta2.com and we'll give you a bunch of Street Team points just for trying it out.
And yes, I realize you can swear up a storm on purpose if you just want an excuse to fill your jar ... that's up to you!
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[Aug. 5th, 2009|05:27 pm] |
peta2 Sticker Cake!
Check out this super cute and delicious looking vegan cake that peta2 Street Teamer Melissa made!
Melissa told us that she and her best friend have a tradition where they make one another a birthday cake as a birthday gift, and that since she and her friend are both vegans, she of course made it vegan! She chose to use the golden vanilla cake recipe from Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World (for other vegan cake ideas, check this out). Melissa topped the cake off with a lemon butter cream frosting (vegan, of course) that she added raspberries to for that lovely pink color.
I absolutely love that she got creative with her peta2 stickers to decorate the cake by taking two of the same sticker and sticking a toothpick between them. The cake definitely sent a strong message to the rest of the party!
What kind of animal rights message would you like to add to the top of a delicious cake?
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| Tune In To MTV2 on Saturday For ... |
[Aug. 5th, 2009|02:46 pm] |
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If you have access to the MTV2 channel this Saturday, be sure to tune in to the legendary Headbanger's Ball program. This Saturday's edition of the show is going to spotlight the awesome 10 for $10 tour, which is sponsored by ... you guessed it, peta2!
Alex from War of Ages signing our McCruelty petition.
I really love the 10 for $10 tour because it's bringing together old and new hardcore fans in appreciation of the music and the hardcore community—and what isn't awesome about seeing Trapped Under Ice and Madball play the same stage for ten bucks?! Not only will this episode have interviews and live footage from bands like Poison The Well, Madball, Terror, Death Before Dishonor, War of Ages, Trapped Under Ice and The Ghost Inside, but you'll also get to see several music videos from the bands involved in the tour. If hardcore is your music of choice, be sure to check out the show which airs on Saturday at 2 AM ET/PT on MTV2.
The 10 For $10 Tour continues until August 14th and you can check out upcoming dates below:
8.05 Grand Rapids, MI Intersection
8.07 Clifton Park, NY Northern Lights
8.08 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
8.09 Worcester, MA Palladium
8.10 Montreal, QC Fou Founes
8.11 Toronto, ON Opera House
8.12 Detroit, MI The Magic Stick
8.13 Cleveland, OH Peabody’s
8.14 Buffalo, NY Xtreme Wheels
Don't forget to stop by our table and say hi!
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[Aug. 5th, 2009|01:53 pm] |
Bunnies Drowned at Petland - Warning: Disturbing Image!
This image was taken in the back room of a Petland store in Akron, Ohio, and posted on Facebook by Elizabeth Carlisle. She can be seen grinning as she holds two dead, soaking-wet rabbits by the scruff of the neck—rabbits she just drowned while working at Petland.
When asked by a Facebook friend if she drowned the rabbits, she replied "[T]he manager took the pic for me. [S]he reminded me that there were people outside as [I] was swearing at them to just hurry up and die but then she was so kind as to take this picture." She has also stated that rabbits in the store were allowed to "attack and eat each other." The bunnies suffered from "deep wounds all over," "an eye missing," what Petland staff "suspected was a broken jaw," and paralysis from the waist down.
The store has closed, following our complaint, but PETA investigations have revealed time and time again that companies that breed and sell animals are concerned about profits, not animals' well-being.
Please take a moment to send Petland a message, asking the company to end all rabbit sales immediately, by clicking here!
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[Aug. 4th, 2009|05:37 pm] |
VOTE: Who Wears Our "Breasts, Not Animal Tests" Tank Best?
First, if you haven't seen our "Breasts, Not Animal Tests" campaign yet, check it out now. Second, scope out these peta2 staffers modeling our fitted "Breasts, Not Animal Tests" tank.
Leave me a comment below with your favorite!
Pulin "Come Hither" Modi
Ryan "Lone Wolf" Huling
Kelly "I Actually Look Good In This" Respess
Help me decide who looks the best because I'm really torn right now! Either way, order a tank right now and spread the word, "Breasts, Not Animal Tests"!
So tell me, who wears the tank best?!
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| Video Interview with The A.K.A.s! |
[Aug. 4th, 2009|01:41 pm] |
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Warped Tour is still in full effect, and we couldn't be more stoked. Not only is Warped a time where we can see awesome bands and hang out with our friends, but it's also a good opportunity to check out some organizations out there that are trying to make the world a better place.
When we heard that our good friend (and vegetarian!) Heidi Minx, got a chance to sit down with one our favorite bands, The A.K.A.s to talk about making a difference for Inked Magazine's "Inked For A Cause" column—we were so excited! Not only is Heidi the mastermind designer behind Franky & Minx and Punk Rock Domestics, but she also makes a positive impact with her own non-profit group, Built on Respect.
Who better to interview about this topic than the A.K.A.s' vocalist? Mike Ski has worked with multiple causes like Warped Eco Initiative, Filter For Good, Invisible Children, and us here at peta2. My favorite part of this interview is when Mike mentions that if he could choose one thing to tell one person to do on a daily basis to make the world a better place, it would be to go vegetarian! Find out why, and hear Mike talk about our "Animal Testing Breaks Hearts" campaign in the video below.
What do you do to make the world a better place?
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[Aug. 3rd, 2009|02:02 pm] |
Being a Jewish Vegan
Here's a special guest post from my fellow peta2 staffer and cookbook co-author Starza about being Jewish and vegan. Enjoy!
-Marta
I was raised Jewish and my family kept a kosher household—that's right, we had "meat" plates and "dairy" plates that had to be kept separate, and you couldn't eat meat if the meal had dairy and vice versa. Because of this, my brother and I would often fantasize about cheeseburgers, pepperoni pizza, and what would happen if we secretly ate steak on a "dairy" plate.
I decided to go vegetarian a few months after my Bat Mitzvah because I didn't want animals to suffer for my meals. I found out that veganism was automatically kosher because there's no worry about whether or not a meal had meat or dairy in it. On top of that, I could eat "cheese" burgers and "pepperoni" pizza by using their faux alternatives. I even ventured out and made the most un-Kosher-but-Kosher-because-it's-vegan snack I could think of—"ham" roll-ups—which were crazy delicious! There's a recipe for them in PETA's Vegan College Cookbook which I'm also sharing with you here, so that you too can experience their Koshery goodness!
Sham "Ham" Roll-Ups
You've always wanted to make something with chives because they sound fancy—admit it.
1 (8-ounce) container vegan cream cheese
1 tablespoon chopped chives
Salt and pepper, to taste
1 (5.5-ounce) package vegan ham deli slices
Mix the cream cheese, chives, salt, and pepper together. Spread
the mixture on the deli slices and roll up. Use a toothpick to
hold together.
Makes 4 servings. If you're curious about vegetarianism, Judaism, and how they are related, check out this article. It explains how the act of being vegetarian is a mitzvah (good deed) and a form of tzedakah (charitable giving)—something all Jews are required to practice on a regular basis.
So there you go, yet another reason why being vegetarian rocks. I know my Bubbe would be proud!
Shalom!
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[Aug. 3rd, 2009|11:09 am] |
It's Never Too Late To Help ElephantsFrom a front page story in the New York Daily News to coverage on CNN and articles on the world's most popular blogs, including Perez Hilton, our new Ringling Bros. investigation has been capturing attention around the globe—awakening the world to the abuses behind the scenes in the "Saddest Show on Earth!"
This much needed attention and call to action against Ringling's routine beatings of elephants with bullhooks is a huge step towards ending the cruelty once and for all, but there is still more we can do. We must keep the pressure on the elephant-beating circus so that one day these elephants can roam free in a spacious sanctuary rather than continue to live a sad, painful, and fear-ridden life with shackles around their legs and bullhooks dug into their skin.
Please write to the USDA now and demand they seize Ringling's elephants. If you've already done this, please share this information with your friends and family.
Also, please remember that if you attend any circus that uses animals, you are supporting the suffering we documented inside Ringling. Please, don't attend animal circuses.
Thanks!
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[Aug. 3rd, 2009|09:19 am] |
Camping: It's All About the Vegan Food
Taking breaks is important.
Working 24/7 to help animals can be a draining experience, which is why when I need some time to clear my head, I venture off into the wilderness.
Most recently, I took an extended vacation in a national park, and went camping with some friends. Of course, what fun would camping be without delicious vegan food cooked over an open flame?
Here's a little recap of some of the many tasty treats I cooked up in the woods:
First off, everyone knows it's not a camping trip without throwin' the veggie burgers on the grill. I topped mine with veggie chili, and served them with grilled corn-on-the-cob on the side.
10 minutes over the campfire, and voila!
Of course, you've got to have dessert. For me, that means homemade cinnamon apples. Using a trick I learned many eons ago in the Boy Scouts, you just core out an apple, fill in the middle with Fireball candies, wrap it in tin foil, and throw it directly into the fire until the candy melts. You'll end up with a spiced apple treat that can't be beat!
For snacktime though, it's all about the vegan "pigs" in a blanket. It's super-easy: just take crescent rolls (accidentally vegan, incase you didn't know), and wrap them around your favorite veggie dogs. Hold it over an open flame until the roll gets fluffy and light brown, and enjoy!
P.S. One of the best parts about camping in the woods are the woodland friends that come to visit! I call this picture "Checking the Ingredients, to Make Sure It's Vegan" ...
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| Win A Warped Tour Prize Pack! |
[Jul. 31st, 2009|05:11 pm] |
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I hope everyone is having an awesome time on Warped Tour like we are! Last Friday I told you about all the bands who have been signing our Animal Testing Breaks Hearts petition on the tour in support of our campaign, and this week it's really no different! Check out the awesome bands who showed their support this week ...
There For Tomorrow showing some love.
The lovely ladies in Millionaires with their tees!
TV/TV showing their broken hearts.
Black Tide showing support for ATBH.
We <3 Dance Gavin Dance!
A Skylit Drive holding it down.
Civet: Prettiest animal-friendly ladies on Warped? I think so.
Innerpartysystem shows us how they feel about animal testing.
Click on the image above to see the band's petition signatures!
There's not much better than a crucial hang out sesh with your friends set to good music—what more could you ask for? Well, I suppose you could ask for a sweet prize pack containing Warped Tour goodies, right? That's why we're giving you the chance to win one! For your chance to win a Warped Tour prize pack featuring a There For Tomorrow CD, a Civet CD and vinyl (!!!), and a Glamour Kills "Animal Testing Breaks Hearts" shirt, leave us a comment with your favorite band out of the bands above on Warped and your t-shirt size. One winner will be chosen at random. Entries must be received by August 14, and winner will be notified by August 21.
P.S. Join all of the bands above and sign our petition letting the world know that testing on animals is wrong by clicking here. |
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[Jul. 31st, 2009|02:55 pm] |
Birds and Breakin' Hearts
Hey yo!
This week we have been reaching out to people all over the country about the brutal practices of animal testing and McDonald's vicious treatment of chickens!
It's hard to believe that Warped Tour 2009 is half way over; it seems like it just started. We've spent the past week in the hot and humid South. It's been boiling in North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, and we were right in the middle of it. Hey someone's gotta tell folks about the painful and torturous tests that are inflicted on millions of rats, bunnies, and mice every year in cosmetic testing facilities. We're proud to brave the heat in order to get people to think more deeply about the products they use and just how those products were deemed "safe for human use."
Come to our table when Warped Tour rolls into your town and we'll hook you up with free stuff! We've got cruelty-free shopping guides to help you find better cosmetic and body care products for you and the safety of our animal friends. The DVDs at our table feature such bands as Rise Against, Cobra Starship, and Chiodos talking about a variety of different animal rights issues that mean something to them. Of course, we also have our stickers! Everyone seems to love our stickers and even love putting them on their phones, hats, and faces. As long as you guys are spreading the word and promoting animal rights ... we'll continue to provide you with stickers! Deal?!
At our hometown show in Virginia Beach we even had our good friends Anti-Flag stop by to do a signing at our table!
I'm out for now! We're heading North into Cincinnati, Detroit, and Chicago, so keep an eye open for us! I'm going to let Paige finish this baby off ...
This week we hit up LA, Chico, Seattle, Edmonton, and Calgary with the 10 for 10 tour talking to hardcore fans about the routine cruelty McDonald's practices on chickens, like being scalded alive in feather removal tanks. Our new pals from California, hardcore band The Ghost Inside, had some members sign the petition.
And Justice, singer of Trapped Under Ice rocked a McCruelty sticker during their set in Calgary.
We also made some new friends and visited with some old ones stopping to get some amazing vegan donuts along the way in Seattle!
Keep a look out for us the rest of the summer and sign our petitions to help!
- Joey and Paige |
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| Free Stuff Friday: Go Max Go Candy Bars! |
[Jul. 31st, 2009|11:01 am] |
 Got a sweet tooth? Then you don't want to miss out on these Go Max Go candy bars. This brand new line of chocolate bars from Go Max Go are not only vegan, they're amazingly delicious too! And we've got THREE variety packs to give away this week. Each variety pack contains a Jokerz, Twilight, Mahalo, and Buccaneer candy bar.
Just so you know what kind of party-in-your-mouth you're in for ... The Jokerz bar is made up of layers of dry roasted peanuts, buttery-tasting caramel, and rich peanut nougat, wrapped in a delicious chocolaty coating. The Twilight "even more yummy than that Robert Pattinson guy" bar contains rich, fluffy, chocolaty nougat topped with a layer of thick, buttery-tasting caramel all wrapped up in a creamy, rice-milk chocolaty coating. The Buccaneer bar contains rich, fluffy, chocolaty nougat covered in a creamy chocolaty coating. And, my favorite (A.K.A the Mahalo bar), is a sweetened coconut candy bar topped with three whole dry roasted almonds and covered in a luscious chocolaty coating. Mmm Mmm Mmmmmm ...
For your chance to win this variety pack from Go Max Go, comment below with what your ultimate candy bar would consist of. Entries must be received by August 7. The three people with the most mouth-watering concoction will be chosen as our winners and notified by August 10.
Just so you know ... by commenting here, you're acknowledging that you've read and agreed to our privacy policy.
Also by commenting, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions.
GOOD LUCK!
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[Jul. 30th, 2009|05:19 pm] |
477 Years of Suffering
Hey everybody! Well, the mathemagicians over at PETA.org have crunched the numbers, to help us put the suffering animals face at the hands of the Ringling Bros. circus in perspective. Pretty astonishing stuff, eh?
477 years ...
That's the grand total of years that the 18 elephants used and abused by two of Ringling's touring units have been forced to endure beatings, chaining, and standing in cramped, sweltering boxcars. If you break that down, Ringling has tormented just these elephants—they have dozens more—for a total of 5,724 months, 24,804 weeks, or 174,105 days.
To put this in perspective, 1968, the year that Baby, Sarah and Banana—three of the elephants who are traveling with Ringling—were forced to perform for the first time, was the year that Martin Luther King, Jr. was shot. We've come a long way since then—or have we?
Ringling talks a big game about "elephant conservation," but the reality is that Ringling has actually removed more elephants from the wild than it has bred. Most of the elephants you see pirouetting and standing on their heads in Ringling performances at one point in their lives roamed vast jungles. You might call it Ringling's other dirty secret (besides that little issue of beating the @#$% out of elephants when they think nobody's looking).
Ringling's elephants are also dying faster than they are breeding: At least 26 elephants, including four babies, have died since 1992. Eight were under the age of 40 (which is just about half an elephant's natural life expectancy of 70 years). Oh, and those babies Ringling does manage to breed are only used to replenish its dying stocks—they will never be released in the wild—ever.
Pretty depressing, isn't it? Ringling must be using some kind of new math to make all that add up to "conservation."
Red Unit
| Name |
Year Acquired by Ringling |
Year Born and Where |
Length of Time with Ringling |
| Asia |
1990 |
1968 in the wild |
19 years |
| Tonka |
1989 |
8/23/1983 in captivity |
20 years |
| Luna |
1989 |
1984 in captivity |
20 years |
| Assan/Aussan |
1968 |
1957 in the wild |
41 years |
| Banana |
1968 |
1957 in the wild |
41 years |
| Sarah |
1968 |
1957 in the wild |
41 years |
| Toby |
1972 |
1961 in the wild |
37 years |
| Banko |
1980 |
1976 in the wild |
29 years |
| Siam |
1980 |
1978 in the wild |
29 years |
| Baby |
1968 |
1961 in the wild |
41 years |
| Angelica |
1997 |
1997 born into Ringling |
12 years |
BLUE UNIT
| Name |
Year Acquired by Ringling |
Year Born and Where |
Length of Time with Ringling |
| Kelly Ann |
1996 |
1996 born into Ringling |
13 years |
| Sara |
2001 |
2001 born into Ringling |
8 years |
| Bonnie |
1994 |
1994 born into Ringling |
15 years |
| Juliette |
1992 |
1992 born into Ringling |
17 years |
| Minyak |
1984 |
1966 in the wild |
25 years |
| Karen |
1969 |
1969 in the wild |
40 years |
| Nicole |
1980 |
1976 in the wild |
29 years |
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[Jul. 30th, 2009|02:15 pm] |
Helping Make a Difference One Vegan Pancake at a Time
 Greetings from our nation's capital! Pop quiz: What do Michelle Obama and PETA have in common? No, it's not our toned biceps. Yes, we are both anti-fur, but that's not what I'm getting at either. It's that we both have volunteered with a great organization called Miriam's Kitchen. Miriam's Kitchen is a D.C. based nonprofit that provides free meals and support services to the homeless.
Since PETA is relatively new to the neighborhood, we wanted to pitch in and help out the community. And what better way to do just that than with vegan pancakes?
Today we had the great opportunity to cook and serve Miriam's first vegan breakfast in the history of the organization.
On the menu:
Fluffy vegan pancakes with strawberry topping and non-Canadian Maple syrup
Fruit salad
Cereal with soy milk
Hearty veggie chili and brown rice
Salad
Coffee with soy milk and orange juice
At first, the vegan breakfast was met with some skepticism, but the empty plates at the end of service spoke for itself. Here are some reviews of some of the people I spoke with:
"It's actually good!"
"I wish they had soy milk every day. I am allergic to cow's milk, and it tastes better."
"They're trying to makes us healthy up in here!"
Indeed we are.
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[Jul. 30th, 2009|11:32 am] |
Vote for Your Favorite Dumb Comment
People giving a "flying f**k" about chickens? What a shocking concept!
You know the drill: Names removed to protect the idiotic parties, and I've thrown some asterisks in the expletives. Enjoy!
1) Stop crying about animal rights and all that other nonsense. What needs to be your main focus is human rights. If you are concerned about these frongs being "tortured" in their tanks, then flush your gold fish and free your dog. Dumb f**ks.
2) peta is retarded a**holes who use wemon to get what they want but still if you want to fight 90% of the world who have ate meat for generations and will continue to kill and eat animals for many more generations you people are just retarded
3) Protein is in meat. Meat is very good for you, why dont you protest other animals from eating other animals. Get over it and keep you views to yourself. Your all not healthy if meat isnt in your diet, i love vegetables just as much as the next person but this is just stupid. Chicken is my favortie food and id love to meet you so i could eat it right in front of you all. mmmmmmmmmm ...idiots.
4) Chickens are delicious and why the f**k would you guys even bother making a ridiculous website about chicken conditions and general welfare. Like you have to go be f**king sh**ting me. Just because fall out boy and Serj are signing your time wasting petition doesn't mean we give two s**ts about chickens. KFC is delicious and will remain delicious. I write this in shear disgust that people would actually give a flying f**k about chickens and would like to waste money and make KFC more expensive.
5) ew i want some real, medium, blood still in the meat steak, and i want it now! no "fake" steak for me. if you have to incorporate fake meat into your diet to stop from being a stick, then we must be meant to eat meat. and personally, that frozen s**t looks disgusting anyway. instead of not eating meat as a "health" choice, go out and eat meat like God meant us to, along with veggies, milk, and lots of bread, dont eat many preservatives, frozen or fast food, no desserts, and work out 6 hours a day like i do, with track, football 2 a days and basketball, and whatnot. then you will see another shade of healthy- a better one. vegetarians are pushovers anyways, and the lack of meat makes their brains inferior, also. you need animal fat to help the brain, people. sorry to burst many bubbles.
Let me know your favorite by commenting below!
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[Jul. 29th, 2009|04:45 pm] |
Chicken Witness Protection?
Yeah, yeah, everyone loves lolcats—myself included. But we're also pretty stoked on lolchickens, or lolroosters—or anything else that really sneaks a little bit of animal rights into an unsuspecting web audience.
While I was feeding my cute cat addiction today and looking through some of my faves, I found this one from everyone's favorite website (other than peta2, of course!), ICanHasCheezburger.com!
Someone not so informed might just wonder exactly why a chicken might want to hide from KFC. I myself can think of a couple reasons, what about you?
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[Jul. 29th, 2009|01:46 pm] |
Breasts, Not Animal Tests
 It's crazy to think that people are still artificially inducing diseases in monkeys, rats, mice, rabbits, cats, dogs, and other animals in an attempt to find cures for diseases in people. Their bodies are different than ours, plain and simple. One thing that is for sure the same, however, is the ability we all have to experience pain, loneliness, and fear.
Which is why it just doesn't make sense that animals often suffer and die in cruel and horrific tests in the name of breast cancer "research." Former National Cancer Institute Director Dr. Richard Klausner has stated, "The history of cancer research has been the history of curing cancer in the mouse. We have cured mice of cancer for decades, and it simply didn't work in humans."
Enter our "Breasts, Not Animal Tests" campaign! We teamed up with Keep A Breast to bring this campaign to the masses, and we couldn't be more excited! After all, prevention and early detection is the key to stopping breast cancer, so please—if you've got them—check your boobies! And for more ways to get involved, check these out:And of course, don't forget to spread the word!
Boobs. Breasts. Ta-Tas. Whatever it is you call them, we want you to protect 'em, so remember: test your breasts—not animals!
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[Jul. 28th, 2009|02:45 pm] |
How Can You Help Cure Breast Cancer?
As someone who has lost both of her parents to diseases without a cure, I have an idea of what it's like to be frustrated knowing someone you love is sick and not knowing how what to do or how to help.
Breast cancer is a disease that affects millions of women and families every year, and for many of them, the only hope they have is in research being done to try to cure it. All hope is with charities and scientists—many of whom continue to fund animal testing.
The truth? The use of animals for breast cancer research is unreliable because of animals' significant genetic, cellular, and physiological differences from humans. Former National Cancer Institute Director Dr. Richard Klausner has stated, "The history of cancer research has been the history of curing cancer in the mouse. We have cured mice of cancer for decades, and it simply didn't work in humans."
We should all feel let down by this research and demand something better—an end not only to the cruelty of testing on animals but to the end of useless experiments that haven't helped cure cancer. Repetitive, expensive, cruel and absolutely selfish tests continue to go on while women are still dying of breast cancer every day.
Please take a minute and send one single e-mail to executives of the organizations that still fund animal research. Ask them to support scientifically sound and humane research that can stop breast cancer before it starts.
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