Showing posts with label rescue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rescue. Show all posts

Feb 26, 2013

The "Science" of Eggs

Here ya go folks... The "science" of eggs as demonstrated through common animal agriculture practices. Starving and gassing 50,000 hens - if not for the amazing rescue by the heroes at Animal Place.



And here's the real science of plant based Beyond Eggs:





Beyond Eggs ingredients include peas, sunflower lecithin, canola, and natural gums. In addition to being vegan, it's also gluten free and cholesterol free.   
More info on Beyond Eggs and here.
And don't miss your opportunity to sign up for a free sample!

File this under "Posts that write themselves"! :)

Nov 21, 2012

Being Thankful for Living Turkeys - A Compassionate Holiday

I sure don't want to leave this blog in a cranky or unhappy state during what should be a nice celebration of abundance!  Tomorrow for the 4th year I'll be feasting at a banquet spread consisting of beautiful plant based foods. My group calls it ThanksVegan - And indeed the food and the company make me very grateful for Vegans who are thankful and thoughtful.

So in pre-holiday festivities I thought I'd leave Provoked on a pleasant note with some of my favorite messages of a compassionate nature:

The story of Sadie and her three sisters rescued and residing at Safe Haven Farm Sanctuary.

This affectionate and very vocal turkey at Animal Acres is guaranteed to make you smile!

And the recent rescue of one super lucky turkey hen by Animal Place Sanctuary. Someone to be Thankful For

But all of us who are opting for other choices during holidays - before and beyond - give sanctuary to all birds and beings all the time!  We've found a way to feast on "life-giving not life-taking foods" :

With bountiful gratitude to all who have done so!
Happy ThanksLiving!

Feb 26, 2009

UNITED POULTRY CONCERNS COCKFIGHTING RAID CHICKEN RESCUE

Thank you Karen Davis at United Poultry Concerns for recently adopting 60 chickens who were rescued during a rooster-fighting raid in Mississippi. Since 1990 United Poultry Concerns has been Dedicated to the Compassionate and Respectful Treatment Of Domestic Fowl. United Poultry Concerns addresses the treatment of domestic fowl in food production, science, education, entertainment and human companionship situations. Certainly if our feathered friends have a champion - it is found in the tireless advocacy and dedication of Karen Davis.