Question:
How can I support Peta?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
How can I support Peta?
Eight answers:
Tanya T
2008-09-03 20:04:24 UTC
you can donate money our do petitions
?
2016-10-02 05:40:34 UTC
First, an inaccuracy. Helena suggested that PETA is an animal rights company. it incredibly is unfaithful. they're additionally an animal welfare company that endorces exploitation that they deem to be "much less merciless." An animal rights guy or woman does not propose any form of exploitation of non-human animals. 2d, i'm no longer a member of PETA. ultimately, whilst we are on the subject count of terror, considering you're thinking approximately it, think of 40 billion animals killed in keeping with year, premeditatively, unncessarily, and in an extremely merciless way. do you comprehend any meant human terrorist communities, besides the beef and dairy industry, that have numbers that best? i could say i'm enormously anti-terror, anti-terror against human beings and non-human beings. you prefer to discover somebody or some thing reminiscent of Nazi habit? bypass to a slaughterhouse, dairy or egg farm. look no extra - except you're brave sufficient to challenge right into a "analyze" lab.
anonymous
2008-09-03 20:16:32 UTC
Hi.

I became a vegetarian from peta's videos.

Yes i saw that horrifying video of the raccons etc. at the fur farms too.

Well you can::



1.Sign PETAs Petitions (must sign up to)



2.Donate money to PETA



3. Become Kosher... kosher is when you eat meat.. but the meat was killed humanely ..with medicine and pain killers :)



I suggest doing all of the above.

And if you want to sign petitions and keep up to date to peta (like myself) Sign up in peta and also sign up for the news letter.

That keeps you up to date :)



Hope i helped



If you need any more help just ask<3



-Kandice.♥
girl.golfer
2008-09-06 14:40:37 UTC
If you don't want to become a vegetarian or vegan, that's fine. But don't say, " I CAN'T give up meat". Of course you could, IF you wanted to.



You can still support PETA and not be a vegetarian though.
anonymous
2008-09-04 11:46:24 UTC
PETA's videos opened my eyes and turned me into an animal rights advocate. I remember when I first saw those videos (esp the Chinese fur farm) I couldn't believe what people are capable of. Chilling.



Ten ways to help PETA



1. Write or e-mail companies that do animal testing. Explain why you're never buying their products again. These are the companies that do animal tests: http://search.caringconsumer.com/search_list_icons.aspx?Donottest=-1&Product=0&Dotest=8

2. Protest when the circus comes to your town. Post flyers and hand out flyers explaining why people should boycott the circus.

3. Write to newspapers (letters to the editor) about animal issues. Try to find stories in the paper that somehow can relate to animal issues.

4. Become a member of PETA and donate to PETA, if you can.

5. Order leaflets and pamphlets. Give them to people who are walking by in a busy area or at school (if you are a student). Leave leaflets everywhere - on buses, trains, etc.

6. Check the PETA alerts on the main page (peta.org) and take action.

7. Only contribute to health charities that don't test on animals. When you see a company supporting a charity that tests on animals, write to them and ask them to support a humane charity instead. Charity info: http://www.caringconsumer.com/resources_charities.asp

8. Become an online activist! Upload PETA's videos to YouTube, MySpace, your personal page, whatever! These are PETA's videos: http://www.petatv.com/

9. Boycott companies that PETA is protesting. KFC, Burberry, Lowe's, Iams, and Mars (candy) are a few.

10. Go to PETA's website for animal activists - http://www.peta.org/actioncenter// There are loads of suggestions.



You could eat less meat if you are not willing to completely stop eating meat. Fake meat is a good replacement. Remember everyone is a hypocrite in some way and it's better support animal rights and eat some meat than to not help animals at all. :D
The Dairy Fairy
2008-09-04 06:46:30 UTC
Well, you should know that those peta videos are the most rare and extreme cases. That is NOT normal farming. I really can't understand why people even believe that. I mean, I can refute practically every negative aspect they claim. They are just trying to shock people into vegan-ism. Sadly, people fall for that. It you can't go veg, then peta probably won't want you anyways.

The best way to help animals is supporting the SPCA (animal rights though) and Animal Welfare groups. Farmers listen to animal welfare activists. They hate animal rights activists because they usually have no clue what they are preaching about.

My advise: fight for animal welfare, a better life for livestock.



Also: That is really terrible that you all rip each other apart over being vegetarian or vegan. Either way, it's a can be a tough road and you should be supporting each other for making this personal decision.
jenni_doll_1
2008-09-04 01:39:59 UTC
Not all PETA supporters are veg, or necessarily support ALL of PETA's causes. Some are just opposed to things like puppy mills, the circus, etc., so no, it wouldn't be hypocritical. However I'd think twice about supporting that bunch, because they are ABSOLUTELY INSANE! Alot of the so-called films on their website and the info they hand out to people is grossly exaggerated and their efforts, in general, are almost terroristic at times. Even many veg/animal rights activists agree that they go way too far in furthering their causes, mainly just to get publicity. If I were you, I would support the ASPCA instead, because they're more about supporting animal welfare, preventing cruelty to animals without necessarily giving them the same rights people have. You can go to their website for more info. Furthermore, if you want to do something to make a positive difference for animals, maybe you could volunteer at your local animal shelter or apply for a job at a vet's office. Good luck.
anonymous
2008-09-04 03:41:58 UTC
Why would you want to support a terrorist organization? Do you not realize the videos you saw are propaganda used for shock value? Of course there are unethical farmers I would imagine, but use your brain. If they all tortured and abused the animals it would cut into their profits and they would loose a lot of money.


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