"[Feldstein's] relatable voice makes getting involved tangible for even the
most novice advocates. There's no shortage of animals in need, and the
author provides countless ways to transform belief into action."
—Library Journal
"In the compelling style of a really good writer, and covering every aspect
of animal exploitation and alternatives, this book tells us what’s wrong,
what we can do about it today, and who’ll benefit from each action. After
reading this, I feel uplifted, empowered, and motivated — grateful even,
knowing how much we can do."
—Victoria Moran, author, Main Street Vegan, and host, Main Street
Vegan Podcast
"Here are 259 pages of great news: we animal lovers have SO much power!
There's SO much we can do! Whatever your passion, whatever your budget,
whatever your schedule, you'll literally find thousands of new ways to make
a difference for animals, or make what you're already doing more effective.
This book belongs on every animal lover's shelf--and it's a particularly
great gift for young people who are on fire to save animals but are unsure
where to start. Hooray!!"
—Sy Montgomery, author of The Good Good Pig and The Soul of an
Octopus
“Animal abuse is a people problem, and The Animal Lover’s Guide to Changing
the World provides cogent, actionable advice we can follow to make a
positive difference in the lives of animals. Plus, when we help other
animals, we also help ourselves and make the world a kinder place.
Everything is connected.”
—Gene Baur, animal activist and bestselling author of Living the Farm
Sanctuary Life
"Anyone who loves animals will want multiple copies of this insightful book
to give to friends. It is really a treasure—sensible, readable,
non-dogmatic, filled with innovative ideas and helpful suggestions, and
brimming with humility and humanity. I can't imagine any animal activist not
learning something new and essential from Stephanie Feldstein."
—Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, bestselling author Dogs Never Lie About Love
and The Face On Your Plate.
"This is exactly the book I was looking for when I was a nascent animal
advocate 27 years ago and needed guidance and inspiration, and it's exactly
the book that will be the light for many aspiring advocates and budding
ambassadors of compassion."
—Colleen Patrick-Goudreau, podcaster and author of The 30-Day Vegan
Challenge
"Nonhuman animals need all the help they can get, and Stephanie Feldstein's
new book is just what is needed to give them the most compassionate and
humane lives possible in the wide range of venues in which other animals and
humans meet. Clearly written and appropriate for a global audience of all
ages, I hope this practical guide with simple and easy-to-do action alerts
winds up on the bookshelf of everyone who wants to help other animals live
in peace and safety."
—Marc Bekoff, Ph.D., author of The Animals' Agenda and Canine
Confidential
“Whether you’re passionate about protecting wildlife or you want to be part
of the generation that ends factory farming, you need to read The Animal
Lovers Guide to Changing the World. Feldstein provides dozens of easy,
practical actions each of us can take to make the world a kinder place for
human and nonhuman animals alike."
—Nathan Runkle, founder of Mercy For Animals and author of Mercy For
Animals
"This uplifting book is full of simple but meaningful actions that show
animal lovers how to become animal advocates. Anyone whose life has ever
been enriched by an animal now has the opportunity to pay the favor back."
—Matthew Prescott, author of Food is The Solution: What to Eat to Save
the World and Senior Director of Food and Agriculture for The Humane
Society of the United States
"Feldstein’s important new book provides practical ways for readers to
improve the world around them. This is an important new contribution to our
literature on activist strategies."
—Eliot Shrefer, New York Times bestselling author and two-time
National Book Award finalist
Stephanie Feldstein is the population and sustainability director at the Center for Biological Diversity, where she leads the Center's work to highlight and address threats to endangered species and wild places from human population growth and overconsumption. She has more than 20 years of experience advocating for animals and the environment.
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