I’m floored, touched, honoured and so much more, by the amazing outpouring of online love and condolences. Thank you! 💙
Our animal friends — all animals— are so worthy of our adoration, protection and compassion. 🌱

The House just passed Boebert’s bill to remove federal protection for wolves. Right after the Wyoming wolf torture. The bill’s headed to the Senate.

Wolves need more protection not less.

Meanwhile, 60 orgs call for ban on snowmobiles running down wolves

biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-r…

Side note: working with an amazing animal-focused organization like Sentient during a time like this makes it all just a little easier. They get it. And I’m grateful for the kindness and care. Ana Bradley

Say it with me:

There is nothing wrong with how I'm functioning today.
Sometimes my creativity shows up as a need to putz around.
I am allowed to be productive in a non-linear way.

Have you been buying specialty pet food because of labels ensuring you the animals killed to make it were “humanely raised” or “free run” or “pasture raised?”We investigated what these claims actually mean (and don’t):

In response to a new documentary called Common Ground, Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A. says: 'Cows aren’t bison. And slaughtering ruminants for profit is not 'mimicking nature.''

Learn more about what the documentary missed 👇
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Congrats to Animal Justice and others for their work on striking down Ontario's ag-gag law.

These laws aid and abet animal cruelty, and are a disaster for transparency.

Great summary by Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A..

theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Have you been buying specialty pet food because of labels ensuring you the animals killed to make it were “humanely raised” or “free run” or “pasture raised?”We investigated what these claims actually mean (and don’t):

Apocalyptic-looking photos taken in the wake of a Utah egg factory farm fire, a regular occurrence. A local fire marshal said “a lot of money got burned up today.' Talking about improving welfare at these places feels farcical, abolition ought to be easier

Two things I’ve learned recently:
1. “Wolf whacking” is a real and legal thing in some places.
2. I won’t be visiting #Wyoming , like ever.

Wyoming Game & Fish

Over the past several years I have depended on activists, investigators and whistle-blowers – those on the ground willing to witness and record all the concealed sights and sounds – to be able to tell Canadians the true story about animal farming. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Cows aren’t bison. And slaughtering ruminants for profit is not “mimicking nature.” These, and more thoughts on the new Common Ground documentary, featuring Jennifer Molidor, Ph.D.:
#regenerativeag
sentientmedia.org/common-ground-… Sentient

New film, Common Ground, is screening in US theatres today to mark #EarthDay2024 . But does this follow-up to the popular Kiss the Ground film give us an accurate picture of the benefits of regenerative agriculture? My review:

Methane and deforestation from farming cattle isn’t magically offset by regenerative agriculture. The new documentary mostly omits this truth. Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A. explains:
sentientmedia.org/common-ground-…

Why striking down Ontario’s ‘ag-gag’ law is so important - powerful writing as usual from the stellar ⁦Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A.⁩ theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Impossible Repurposes Former Cattle Farmland Into 'First-of-its-Kind' Project Impossible Ranch - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine vegconomist.com/company-news/i…

Quote Of The Day!

Happy #EarthDay2024 🌱

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Plant-Based/Vegan 💚

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