Animal Rights

Moral progress can be judged by the way Animals are treated.

What’s on Your Table!

It’s amazing how many people don’t want to know where their food is coming from!  I sure want to know, I look on every package to see if it’s made in America or China.  Not to long ago our animals were being poisoned by food coming from China.

Let’s not forget about the other animals that people think come from the grocery store.  These animals are tortured and brutalized before coming to your table.

Know were your food comes from!

Turning the Page for Farm Animals – Wayne Pacelle: A Humane Nation

Turning the Page for Farm Animals

The HSUS doesn’t have the luxury of focusing exclusively on any one issue. We put a stake in the ground on most of the major forms of widespread or institutionalized cruelty—in the U.S. and increasingly abroad.

Since its beginnings in the 1950s, The HSUS has always taken aim at farm animal abuses. The only difference now is our sense of urgency, since confinement, transport, and slaughter systems have become needlessly harsh and because the number of animals raised for food is so staggeringly large.

If the howls from leaders within the big agribusiness sector are solid indicators, we are making some meaningful progress. And never more so than in 2008, when we broke our Hallmark/Westland slaughter plant investigation and also led the charge to pass Proposition 2 in California.

Last week, Wendy’s agreed to start purchasing a modest but meaningful portion of eggs from cage-free producers. And this morning, one of our staff members spoke at a McDonald’s shareholder meeting urging the company to align itself with other fast-food giants and begin to phase in the use of cage-free eggs at its American outlets, or even to mirror its action in Europe, where McDonald’s has already agreed to switch to 100 percent cage-free whole eggs by next year.  [read more]

May 27, 2009 Posted by okawa | General | , , , , , , , , | No Comments Yet