PETA Global 2018 Issue 2
My Vegan Goals M aybe you’ve gone vegan, shed your animal skins, and made your bathroom cabinet cruelty-free. Great! But there’s still more to do. Animal rights is more than a personal choice – it’s a revolution, and animals are depending on us to get others on board. So tear out this list, stick it on your refrigerator, and get started today! 20 WaystoBump(er) UpYour Activism!
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Put an animal rights bumper sticker from PETA.org/Stickers on the back of my car, rental car windows (they peel off), and laptop. Order PETA’s “Vegan Strong” T-shirts from PETACatalog.com and wear them on my daily run – or daily coffee run. Order copies of PETA’s cruelty-free shopping guide from PETA.org/CFSGuide , and leave them in drugstore cosmetics aisles. Contact tour companies and travel agencies that offer elephant rides and “swim with dolphins” programs, and ask them to stop. Throw a vegan dinner party and wow my meat-eating friends and family with great recipes from PETA.org/Recipes , or treat them to a fabulous vegan meal out. Make a plan to help animals through my will at PETA.org/GiftPlanning . Leave 20 vegan starter kits (available at PETA.org/VeganKit ) in my doctor’s waiting room or in a magazine rack at the gym. Update my voice mail message with an animal rights fact. Stick PETA’s “warning labels” on packaged meat to remind people that they’re buying a decomposing corpse (available at PETA.org/Warning ). Buy cruelty-free soap for my office restroom, stock the kitchen with vegan creamer, and tell my boss and coworkers why. Assemble an animal rescue car kit (or buy an inexpensive one from PETACatalog.com ) to keep in my car so that I’m ready to help stray or injured animals.
Share PETA videos from PETA.org/Facebook with your Facebook friends. Retweet PETA’s tweets and share other animal videos across all your social media channels. Take a gift basket of cruelty-free baby wash, shampoo, wipes, diaper cream, and sunscreen to a baby shower. For ideas go to PETA.org/BeautyWithoutBunnies . Leave PETA leaflets (from PETA.org/Literature ) in library books and in magazines at the store. Use PETA’s "I Am Not a Nugget" water bottle from PETACatalog.com to send a message with every sip. Place “Fur Is Dead,” “Animal Testing Breaks Hearts,” or other stickers from PETA.org/Stickers in restroom stalls, in bus stops, on supermarket shelves, or in any other highly visible places. Donate two animal rights books to my local library or book box ( PETACatalog.com has good options). Hold a yard sale or vegan bake sale and donate the proceeds to PETA’s spay/ neuter program ( PETA.org/SNIP ) to sponsor an animal whose guardians can’t afford it. Order “Go Vegan” reusable tote bags from PETACatalog.com to take with me every time I shop! Complain to management if I see cruel glue traps anywhere and suggest PETA.org/GlueTraps for humane rodent control methods.
� Win Dinner on Us! Enter PETA’s “Vegan Eats and Treats” Contest Make (or buy) a vegan meal and snap a photo of yourself sharing it at the office, a family gathering, or anywhere else where you can influence people, and you’ll have a chance to win a Veestro Starter Pack of 10 delicious, hand-crafted vegan meals delivered to your door once a month for six months! To enter, send the photo – along with a description of what you served, where you served it, and how people reacted (in 50 words or fewer) – to GlobalContest@peta.org by August 31, 2018. Only United States residents are eligible. See additional terms and conditions on the back cover.
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