PETA Global Issue 3
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Does This Calf Look Sad to You?
The New York City Transit Authority found this ad showing a frightened calf on a dairy farm so upsetting (i.e., effective) that it insisted on a “happier” version before it would run the ad in bus shelters and train stations. And while fast-food restaurants run “eat more meat” ads, PETA was denied the chance to run “eat no meat” ads on the Washington, D.C., Metro – so it joined the American Civil Liberties Union in suing the WashingtonMetropolitan Area Transit Authority for the right to run pro-vegan ads. Meanwhile, PETA is running them everywhere else!
Mouse: © Kendall Bryant | Cow: © Toronto Cow Save/Louise Jorgensen
Wolves ofWall StreetMeet ‘Coyotes’ of PETA
At Canada Goose’s initial public offering (IPO) at the New York and Toronto stock exchanges, PETA showed that when brands torture animals, IPO means “inviting public outrage.” Protesters in New York warned of the cruelty in every goose down–filled and coyote fur–trimmed Canada Goose jacket, and in Toronto, they waved graphic signs as TV cameras rolled. PETA members also purchased stock in the company in order to enable PETA to present shareholder resolutions. Trapped coyotes, particularlymothers desperate to reach their young, sometimes chew off their own limbs in an attempt to escape – only to die later of blood loss or infection. Trappers kill the rest by stomping on their chests or by shooting or bludgeoning them to death. Take Action Now Tell everyone you know: Don’t buy Canada Goose products! If you have a jacket from the company, send it back for a refund. Encourage your friends and family to contact Canada Goose CEO Dani Reiss at dreiss@canada-goose.com and tell him to stop selling real fur and down. GLOBAL
USA
PETA VICTORY! The Home Depot Stops Using Cruel Glue Traps During discussions between PETA and The Home
Depot regarding the company’s sale of glue traps, a Home Depot employee found a mouse in a glue trap inside one of its stores. After seeing how animals suffer, The Home Depot prohibited the use of glue traps in its more than 2,200 stores. More than 215 companies and institutions have banned the use or sale of glue traps, including JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs, U-Haul, the New York City Police Department, CVS, Dol ar Tree, Rite Aid, Walgreens, and nearly 80 airports. Instead of glue traps, use humane mousetraps, avai able at PETACatalog.com .
Babe Star Arrested After Interrupting SeaWorld Show
Yes, that was revered actor James Cromwell speaking through a megaphone at a SeaWorld San Diego orca show to warn the audience: “Forty orcas have died in captivity here! Nothing that you see of orcas’ life here is natural!” PETA protesters were dragged away, but the showdown at the orca corral grabbed headlines around the world. Adding to SeaWorld’s woes, PETA Germany is warning travelers away from marine parks, using ads in in-flight magazines and at the Frankfurt Airport near the gates of flights departing to Or ando, and PETA UK protesters are urging the Thomas Cook travel agency to stop booking trips to SeaWorld. Order James Cromwell’s “SeaWorld Sucks“ and Kathy Najimy’s “Run Screaming From SeaWorld“ T-shirts at PETACatalog.com .
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