But not you.
Next time you’re feeling blue, check out the list below.
How many people do you know who are:
1. Living a busy life
2. Training for a race
AND 3. Actively helping change the world for animals?
“Not many” is the answer. So don’t forget that you are part of a small, powerful group of people who actually walk* their talk!
*run their talk, actually. :)
None of the below would have happened without donations. THANK YOU, PETA Pack!!
In the past year alone, PETA...
*Conducted 6 major undercover investigations and more than a dozen others covering all types of animal abuse including:
A supplier of live animals to Petsmart and Petco
Bear baiting in Canada
The largest kosher slaughterhouse in the world
A huge pig breeding farm in Iowa
A chicken slaughterhouse in New York
A turkey slaughterhouse in West Virginia
*Filed more than 26 shareholder resolutions to challenge companies including well-known names like Safeway, Pfizer, Dow Chemical and GE. PETA is once again the most active non-profit in shareholder resolutions, over any other group of any cause.
*Had over 63 million people visit our websites (!!). Thanks to Joel Bartlett and the amazing team at PETA Headquarters for that number!
*Gave away more than 500,000 free VSK’s (you don’t have to order one online—just ask me and I’ll pop one in the mail right away).
*Conducted 1,200 protests with our International grassroots Activist Network.
*Reached a milestone of more than 1.8 million PETA2 members and over 380,000 Street Team activists (one of the best being our very own PETA Packer Beau Broughton!).
*Fielded more than 14,000 animal cruelty calls.
*Had 600 LTE’s and 1,000 OpEd’s printed in major print media.
*Spay/neutered 7,500 dogs and cats.
*Hosted 76 interns from 11 countries.
And just last week we:
*Persuaded Dollar Tree (3,400 stores) to stop selling glue traps.
*Persuaded Donna Karan to stop using fur.
*Filed a shareholder resolution with Schering Plough.
*Released a new PSA with Emmy Lou Harris about keeping dogs inside.
*Persuaded the FDA to rule that stevia natural sweetener does not need to be tested on animals.
*Rescued 49 dogs from a terrible puppy mill in Oklahoma—the dogs are now safe at the Missouri Humane Society.
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