Featured  Loretta didn't even have a name. She had a number: "1005158" was tattooed across her chest. Her hair fell out in patches, likely as a result of the stress that she endured at Primate Products, Inc. (PPI), a notorious facility that imports and warehouses primates before selling them to laboratories.  By banning meat from its events and no longer reimbursing employees' meals containing meat, WeWork affirmed that it takes sustainability seriously.  Despite dangerously high temperatures, countless dogs are being forced to live outside this summer with no shade or proper shelter.  The National Park Service is considering a new rule that would allow wildlife to be gunned down in their homes—we need to stop this now.  Cats allowed outside can die from infections, heatstroke, predator attacks, sickness, and abuse by sadistic people. Recently, someone in Mansfield, Ohio, detonated a firecracker inside a stray tabby cat, now named Katy, who is currently receiving critical care.  There's no humane way to raise sheep for wool. Despite learning from PETA about the wool industry's rampant cruelty to sheep, women's clothing brand Eileen Fisher refuses to stop selling the material.  "As long as people will shed the blood of innocent creatures there can be no peace, no liberty, no harmony. Slaughter and justice cannot dwell together."
—Isaac Bashevis Singer  In an attempt to make birds fly faster, handlers often use them in races when they have eggs to sit on or when they're caring for babies. They also separate them from their partners, with whom they mate for life. Tell this Wisconsin library not to host any future events involving pigeon racing.  It's no surprise that captive bears used in traveling shows may lash out in frustration, biting, mauling, or otherwise attacking handlers or members of the public, since they're confined to tiny trucks and transported from city to city to be put on display. The Great Bear Show shut down, and the North Carolina Black Bear Festival recently ended captive-bear displays—urge the Mesa County Fair to follow suit.  If you care about keeping animals in the ocean safe, don't just get rid of your drinking straw—that's only the tip of the iceberg. See what does far more harm to our oceans than sipping soda through a straw ever will. Urgent Action Needed | 
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