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Vegan organizations and educational activists are, more and more, spending their funds to publicly advertise on billboards, buses, in airports, malls, and on the streets. Non-vegan businesses have spent gazillions to push their products of torture and killing on the public. Campaigns like "Go Vegan World" in Ireland and the "Be Fair Be Vegan" campaign are two examples leading the way forward,

Bonding with the original flock of Muscovy Ducks Male Muscovy duck friend eating from my hand Male Muscovy duck eating from my hand Male and female Muscovy ducks I pet and feed a particular flock of wild Muscovy ducks. A female Muscovy introduced me to her ducklings. Muscovy older ducklings who come when I call them. Nesting Muscovy telling me to get lost. 

FEEL FREE TO SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA. I make these posters for  MY TWITTER ACCOUNT - but they're free use for social media.  Check out Part 2 of these posters here. Right click on any image you want and click "save as" and download to your desktop. 

Right click on any photo and "save to" your computer or to social media. Feel Free to Share. Check out Part 1 for many more! 

Final Blog Post October 6th, 2017 marks my 60th birthday, and much more important, it's my 39th Veganniversary ... and the retirement of my blog. The blog will remain online as it includes a lot of useful information and some may find it through web searches. It's the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter of my life; one that excludes most social media (I am still on Twitter

On September 2nd, 2017 - in cities across the world: London, New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, Budapest, etc. ... activists marched in the 'Official Animal Rights March'. Taken from various marches around the world, here are some digital moments: awesome signs and activists united for animal rights.

My vegan hero is Leslie Cross; an early pioneer of the vegan movement and the man who is responsible for bringing about a literal definition of veganism that equated it with animal rights. Although the first Vegan Society was formed by Donald Watson and 5 members in 1944, it was not until 1949 that Leslie J. Cross pointed out that the society lacked an official definition. He then suggested: