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Feature for Sunday, October 25
Eating Meat is Worldly not Heavenly

Eating meat is worldly not heavenly, for from the beginning God wanted us to eat only plant foods. People try to find all kinds of excuses to justify their “pound of flesh”, even distorting the Bible to say that God wants them to eat meat.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]

Feature for Saturday, October 24
Echinacea Tea

Echinacea Tea is a vegan herbal tea that takes about 5 to 10 minutes to prepare. It is also know for its health benefits in boosting the body's immune system. We usually buy dried echinacea, because it is not blended with any other ingredients and it is much less expensive than buying the tea bags.

Feature for Friday, October 23
Breaking the Sound of Silence for Good

In this inspiring article, Karen Davis reflects on seizing opportunities to speak up for the creatures and the surprising receptivity of curious strangers.

Feature for Thursday, October 22
The Dark Truth About the Exotic Pet Trade

In Defense of Animals explains what the exotic pet trade is and the perils it presents for the creatures involved, wild animal populations, and human health.

Feature for Wednesday, October 21
All-Creatures.org October 21 Newsletter

Founder of Jordanian Vegans talks intersectional justice and peace for all beings – poem for brave feline, home at last – exploring threats faced by California’s wolves and wild horses – more tips to protect wildlife when choosing decorations – remembering Émile, rescued from kaporos – perils of exotic pet trade and how to help – tips for vegans visiting Morocco – and more...

Feature for Tuesday, October 20
Interview With Said Jiryes, Co‑Founder of Jordanian Vegans

Roland Azar interviews co‑founder of Jordanian Vegans Said Jiryes, who shares his vegan journey, experience in grassroots organizing, and advocacy for intersectional justice and peace for all sentient beings.

Feature for Monday, October 19
Protecting Wolves & Wild Horses Across California’s Landscape

Lisa Levinson discusses a recent expedition to Modoc County and Sierra Valley, California where In Defense of Animals explored threats faced by wolves and wild horses and examined methods for human-wildlife coexistence and conflict prevention.