Sources, Sources, Sources

The Following websites have helped me create a blog about Animal Rights. They provided me with great details and information about what goes on behind close doors in the animal industry.

www.chooseveg.com/animal-cruelty.asp
www.animalsuffering.com/animal-cruelty.php
www.abolitionistapproach.com
animalrights.change.org
www.wspa-international.org/default.aspx
www.peta.org
www.theglobeandmail.com

Go to any of the following websites to find useful information about animal rights.

Go Veg !

Choose Veg website provides all the information that a beginner vegetarian needs to know. This website shows undercover investigations about what goes on at slaughter houses. Animals are not treated with care or any morals. Choose Veg has tabs at the top of the website that allows easy access to information. This website provides recipes, and information about how being a vegetarian not only helps animals but the planet as well. To be fully informed check out this website.

http://www.chooseveg.com/animal-cruelty.asp

Animal Suffering

This website, is one of the most forward websites to do with animal rights. The main page has videos and pictures of the horror that animals go through when being slaughtered for their meat. This website shows graphic images of behind the scenes in the animal industry. In addition to showing and describing the different types of animal abuses, it defines the types of animal activists. The website provides definitions for vegans and vegetarians. It helps show animal lovers, what they are doing to help animals and what they are called in the animal world.

Visit this website to learn more : http://www.animalsuffering.com/animal-cruelty.php

The Vegan Approach

The website Animal Rights: The Abolitionist Approach shares blogs of fellow animal activists. In addition, it supplies a side note of how many animals are killed a year. It explains all the different animals that are killed a year, and how they are killed. This website really, makes the heart wrench when it comes to information about animal cruelty. Podcasts are available to listen to, as well as famous quotes about veganism. Check out this website, to gain other view points about animal rights.

http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/

The world needs a CHANGE

Change.org is a website that provides information on all the issues in today's world. Issues from, homelessness, women's rights, global warming, human trafficking, health care and animal rights can be found on this website. Regarding animal rights, there is information about different action plans activists have taken, along with information on how you can get involved. Vegan recipes can be found on this website along with newspaper articles about political members' opinions on animal rights. Visit this website to absorb all the information about animal rights.

http://animalrights.change.org/

WSPA

The WSPA ( world society for the prevention of animal abuse) is an organization that has been promoting animal welfare for more than 25 years. WSPA's vision is a world where animal welfare matters, and animal cruelty ends. WSPA has four main interests of animal welfare. These four interests will help make animal rights more important and more easier to follow.

1) Companion animals
2) Commercial exploitation of wildlife
3) Farm animals
4) Disaster management

To enlighten yourself on the areas that you can help animals visit WSPA at http://www.wspa-international.org/default.aspx

PETA

PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals) is a great website for learning how to get involved when it comes to animal rights. They provide links to protests that you can take part in, and activism kits that you can order to start your own campaign. In addition, they provide petitions to sign and send off to members of parliament and phone numbers of organizations you can call to get animal voices heard. PETA also provides websites where you can order vegan food and vegan clothing. Overall, if you are interested in being an animal activist, the PETA website is the best way to help you get started.

Visit Now : www.peta.org