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THIS June Animal Aid will once again be hosting our Summer Vegan Pledge. The Summer Vegan Pledge is an opportunity for those who are interested in trying a plant-based diet to do so, with all of the help and support they need. It has never been more important for people to reduce their animal product consumption. The production of animal products, such as meat and dairy, is one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, water pollution, land use and fresh water use around the world. On the contrary, a plant-based, vegan diet requires less land, fewer resources, produces vastly fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
They have all had the perfect opportunity to spend time every day outside (giving them a good reason to be outside other than for exercise) but it seems barely any of these dogs know their own names. The owners don’t even know how to train them, when all it would take is a little search on Google.
And now I’m angry. Over the last two days I have received a rope burn from uncontrollable dogs who are left to tear across Hackney Marshes, completely ignoring the calls (together with laughter of) of “Benjiiiiiii Biscuitttttttttt.” After confronting one owner after I’d received a burn on my hand (he was wearing big thick gloves so as not to get the same) he told me, “We’re going to take him to classes.”
Sign up to vegan pledge for Animal Aid THIS June Animal Aid will once again be hosting its Summer Vegan Pledge. It is the perfect opportunity for those who are interested in trying a plant-based diet to do so, with all of the help and support they need. It has never been more important for people to reduce their animal product consumption. The production of animal products, such as meat and dairy, is one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, water pollution, land use and fresh water use around the world. On the contrary, a plant-based, vegan diet requires less land, fewer resources, produces vastly fewer greenhouse gas emissions and the world’s major dietetic organisations all agree that a well-planned vegan diet is adequate, healthy and can provide health benefits.