Cows Killed so Levi's Can Use Leather on Its Jeans?! Take Action.

Cows are often burned, mutilated, and taken away from their mothers in the leather industry—tell Levi's to switch to vegan leather today! Then, see which foods are "accidentally vegan" at your local grocery store, which brands still test on animals, and more.

Dear Aaaaaaa, Did you know that Levi's jeans aren't vegan? It's all because the company is adamant about using cow's skin for its jeans patches. Urge it to switch to using vegan leather, which is the more sustainable, humane option. Then, browse our handy Accidentally Vegan guide to help you with your grocery list. You might be surprised to learn just how many products at your local grocery store are vegan. Also, hear how PETA helped shut down the largest international wholesale dealer of exotic "pets" on Episode 13 of The PETA Podcast. This 'Accidentally Vegan' Food List Shows How Easy It Is to Eat Vegan These Major Beauty Brands Are Still Testing on Animals Urge Levi's to Use Vegan Leather for Its Jeans Patches Eggless Benedict: Cumberbatch Is Vegan! 7 Ways to Help Animals Suffering in Experiments Vegan Sneakers That Are Changing the Game Is Your Hat Vegan? Check Out These Leather- and Wool-Free Picks Recipe of the Week Easy Veggie Dog and Cornbread Muffins (Video) View Recipe Abstrax Tech. Ben & Anna Shea Shea Bakery* *This company uses PETA's cruelty-free logo. Sign your company up for our Beauty Without Bunnies program. Top Vegan Guides and Resources This e-mail was sent to: sajanram.shrestha@blogger.com Manage Your E-Mail Subscriptions | Unsubscribe From All E-Mail Please do not respond to this e-mail Instead, click here to contact PETA.         This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA. Rabbit photo: ©iStock.com/tonivaver