In the Blogs: Slaughter Speed, Monkey Babies, Grassroots Activism, and More

by Stephanie Ernst · 2009-10-13 14:36:00 UTC
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Meatpacking: "The Speed Kills You" from Animal Place Sanctuary

Who's Your Monkey Baby? from Born Free USA

Using Vegan Food to Educate from Vegan Soapbox

Carol J. Adams on Activism, Veganism and Models for Change from Striking at the Roots

Government Arrests Activist for Twitter, Army Warns that Vegetarians and Terrorists May Follow from Green Is the New Red

U.S. Mulls Relocating Wild Horses from Digging Through the Dirt

Conservation Groups Sue EPA Over Prairie Dog Poison from Animal Blawg

Special Report: Pig Logo Exposé 8 from Suicide Food

The Honey Issue & Focusing on the Most Marginalized Groups from L.O.V.E.

Roosters in Need from the Eastern Shore Sanctuary Blog

Teacup Pigs and Piglets -- An Unfortunate Trend from Animal Place Sanctuary

Farewell Our Precious Fanzi from Animals Asia (heartbreaker; via Grumpy Vegan)

Thoughts on Tabling from Vegan Soapbox

Animal Ag Deflects, Shifts Blame for E. coli Illness from Digging Through the Dirt

Farm Animal Legislative Update from Animal Law Blog

Survey Says... You're Being Deceived from Making Hay

Morningstar Farms Adds Eggs and Milk to Vegan Products from Quarry Girl (via Veggie Going Vegan)

Stephanie Ernst wrote the original Animal Rights blog at Change.org until December 2009. She can now be found at Animal Rights & AntiOppression.
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