Illinois Rep. Opposes Captive Hunting Facilities
The pay-to-play captive hunting arenas take the sport out of hunting and allow people to shoot caged animals.
A new Illinois bill has been introduced that will prohibit additional native-mammal captive hunting facilities from opening in the state, reports the Humane Society of the United States. Captive hunting has faced opposition by animal-welfare advocates and hunters because it eliminates any chance of the animal’s survival. The hunted mammals are confined in a fenced-in area and people pay to shoot them, guaranteed that they will walk out with a trophy. A recent survey from Mason-Dixon Polling and Research, Inc. revealed that a majority of Illinois residents finds captive hunting “unsporting” and would support the bill.
Kentucky Refuses to Pass Anti-Animal Welfare Bill
Last week, the southern state said “no” to an ag-gag bill that would criminalize undercover factory farm investigations.
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May Event: Plant-Based Pop-Up Restaurant in NYC
At the beginning of May, Young’s catering service is hosting an exquisite three-course, three-day pop-up event, with cocktails included.
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Veg Black Men Have Lower Risk of Heart Disease
Thousands of black men were surveyed about their dietary proclivities, and those who were vegetarian or vegan were found to be less likely to develop cardiovascular illnesses.
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Boca Raton, Florida Goes Vegetarian on Mondays
The sunny city’s elderly population will benefit from its new Meatless Monday program.
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Colbert Calls Out Candidate for Cockfight Speech
The Colbert Report host noted the inhumanity of cockfighting and factory farming on an April 7 episode of his show.
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- New Study Shows Animal Consumption Must Decline
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- KY Senators Turn Humane Farm Bill into Ag-gag Law
- Samuel L. Jackson Goes Vegan “To Live Forever”
- New Research: 10 Percent of Swedes Are Vegetarian
- Moby Writes About Veg Revelation in Rolling Stone
- CNN’s Jane Velez-Mitchell Writes Pro-Veg Article
- Leilani Münter to Race Blackfish Car at Talladega
- New Research Shows That Invertebrates Feel Pain
- Kentucky Bans the Use of Veal Crates on Farms
- New Study Shows Animal-Protein’s Deadly Effects
- Arizona Voters Oppose Weaker Animal-Cruelty Laws
- Oscar Pic Raises $3 Million for Animal-Welfare Organization
- Vegan Arm-Wrestler Competes on AMC Reality Show
- Idaho Gov. Accepts Dairy Money to Pass Ag-Gag Bill
- Thousands of People Protest Idaho Ag-Gag Bill
- Chipotle’s Vegan Sofritas to Be Served in Boston
- Time Touts Seven Health Benefits of Meat-Free Diet
