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MsSprouts [she/her]
Animal rights are non-negotiable
It’s great that we vegans have our own servers: vegantheoryclub & veganismsocial.
I wanna steal your lunch now.
Well they need it after being used as sick burns by humans
I like the update!
“Humans bred flat faced dogs into existence due to the fact that they can be sold for a lot of money. This is because their flat faces have long been considered “cute” and “trendy” by prospective “pet” buyers. Celebrities and social media has fuelled demand for brachycephalic dogs, with pugs in particular being hugely trendy in popular culture over the last decade.”
“But many people buying these dogs aren’t aware of the huge – and lifelong – health issues they face. Because they have been bred to have the sought-after flat faces, their airways are far shorter than they should be. This means that they spend their lives struggling to breathe. Many flat faced dogs can’t run, chase a ball, or even walk without experiencing pain. Fainting and heart failure are common occurrences in these breeds, as they live in a near-constant state of breathlessness.”
“While there has been some decline in their popularity in recent years, thousands are still sold by breeders in the UK. Animal organizations have long warned the public against buying them, and The Royal Veterinary College recently stated that they cannot be considered “typical dogs” because of their issues.”
I support home made food but not everyone has the time. I’m unaware of any vegan places that create cheese in my part of the country.
It is important to celebrate the small wins as many meat eaters have told me they would only go vegan if it was more convenient.
Do not let perfect be the enemy of good.
I don’t like the line at the end about egg laying, humans have no right to the eggs of chickens as those are meant for them to reproduce.