Fishers, Ind. – PETA supporters will gather to give the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile a
killer welcome when it stops in Fishers on Sunday. They’ll be urging passersby to practice kindness to pigs and avoid the risk of cancer that’s been linked to eating hot dogs by skipping the meaty wieners and trying tasty veggie dogs made by Beyond Meat, Field Roast, Lightlife, Tofurky, Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs, and others.
When: Sunday, June 27, 3 p.m.
Where: 13559 Alston Dr. (near the intersection with Cosel Way) “Who would want to be an Oscar Mayer Wiener if they realized that they’re made with sensitive pigs’ snouts, spleens, and other unsavory body parts?” asks PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. “PETA will be encouraging families to steer clear of the Wienermobile and flee from the franks linked to cancer, diabetes, and obesity.”
Kroger joins Costco, Target in dropping Chaokoh coconut milk over PETA allegations of monkey labor
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New York – PETA is rolling out the
blood red carpet for the new M Social Hotel in Times Square. Because the hotel’s parent company, Millennium Hotels and Resorts, still sponsors the Iditarod in which more than 150 dogs have died PETA protesters will descend on the hotel’s opening day with “dead dogs” and suitcases sporting a spoof “Mill
hellium” logo.
Where: M Social Hotel Times Square, 226 W. 52
nd St., New York
“PETA is calling on Millennium Hotels and Resorts to
check out of the Iditarod’s cruelty to dogs,” says PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. “M Social Hotel guests should be disgusted at the thought of supporting a race that has run 150 dogs to their deaths and countless others to the brink of collapse.”
Charleston, S.C. – Because Starbucks agrees that animal-friendly vegan milks are better for the planet
but still charges extra for them, PETA protesters will descend on the chain’s store on King Street tomorrow with an extremely lifelike calf prop stuffed inside a Starbucks cup, which is guaranteed to stop shoppers in their tracks.
When: Tuesday, May 25, 12 noon
Where: Starbucks, 239 King St., Charleston
“Starbucks is milking customers who care about animals and the planet,” says PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. “Cruelty to cows aside, dairy is an environmental disaster, with its methane emissions and the destruction of forests for grazing land, so PETA is calling on the company to put its money where its mouth is and price vegan milks at or below the price of cow’s milk.”