World African Swine Fever Outbreak Is A Grave Warning Sign To End Factory Farming by Kat Kennedy Have you heard the latest from Asia? It’s the stuff of nightmares; millions of pigs are being slaughtered due to an epidemic of African
Op - Ed A UK Man Was Fired For Being Vegan. Should Ethical Veganism Be Considered A Religion? by Kat Kennedy At a time when it can sometimes feel like we might all suffocate under the political correctness overload we seem to have inflicted upon
Balance 5 Reasons Rehoming Chickens Will Bring Sunshine to Your Soul by Jo Barlow Seven years ago, we made the rather brave and slightly reckless decision to move from Kent, where we had lived all our lives, to
Voices What I Learned From Adopting a Turkey by Anastasia Bailey When I was a graduate student in Southern California, reading copious amounts of literature and pursuing a Master’s Degree in English, I made the
World What You Should Know About Coconut Oil and Animal Exploitation by Stephanie Villano Is your coconut oil contributing to animal cruelty? What you should know.
Op - Ed Opinion: Why We Should Abolish Zoos by Isabelle Steichen When I was little, I loved zoos because I loved animals (and my brothers used to love making fun of me because I would
Op - Ed Opinion: Why We’re Hardwired with Compassionate Instinct by Gigi Pena According to UCLA scientist Dacher Keltner, we're hardwired with "compassionate instinct," which may be the key to animal ethics and social justice.
Op - Ed Don’t Celebrate Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Elephant “Victory” by peaceful dumpling The retirement of Feld's elephants is far from reducing the suffering of animals or solving the circus question.
Balance Down With Down: Cruelty-Free Bedding Alternatives by Molly Lansdowne Perhaps one of my favorite things about the fall and winter months is the subtle yet conscious recognition of restfulness, both internal and external.
Health News Why You Should Be Aware of Carmine Coloring by Mary Hood Luttrell The classic scarlet red manicure loses its charm when we stop to consider that the iconic crimson we associate with 1940s glamour may come
