1. Where to Leave Booklets
2. Chocolates Made by CVA Member
Available
3. Largest Beef Recall in US History
1. Where to Leave Booklets
Many people have been introduced to the CVA’s ministry after seeing
our booklets at libraries, health food stores, and other locations. We
strongly encourage people to request local libraries and animal- or
environment-friendly establishments to permit us to place booklets
there. However, we discourage people from leaving booklets without
permission, because they are likely to be discarded. For example, this
week we got a message from the owner of an exercise and fitness
establishment in Chico, CA that someone keeps leaving our booklets
there, and they are promptly thrown out.
Also, we strongly discourage leaving booklets under
windshield-wipers, which tends to be wasteful and is generally not
appreciated by the car owners. If you have questions or suggestions
about outreach, please contact the CVA.
2. Chocolates Made by CVA Member Available
Christine D’Amico’s Pure Delights Organic Raw Cacao Handmade
Chocolates are now available at
The Vegetarian Store
Ms. D’Amico writes, “I passed a ‘Boar’s Head’ truck one day, and I
felt so sad. I love pigs and my heart was breaking for them. They are so
sensitive and intelligent. I thought, ‘That's blood money. That company
is built on blood money,’ and I swore I would build a company on good
food, with kindness to all animals and our planet.
“I am happy I'm directing people to buy other things. We vote with
our dollars, and the less we spend on animal products, the better off
these animals will be.”
3. Largest Beef Recall in US History
Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Co. voluntarily recalled all of its
beef produced since Feb. 1, 2006 (143 million lbs.) after The Humane
Society of the United States (HSUS) released videotapes on Jan. 30
showing workers at the plant using several abusive techniques, including
ramming cattle with forklift blades and using a hose to simulate the
feeling of drowning, in order to make "downer" cows stand up and pass a
pre-slaughter inspection.
To read the full article please visit
California Packers Makes Largest US Beef Recall
The extent of cruelty inflicted on these cows is unimaginable for
most of us, and clearly shows the callousness of the meat industry in
order to squeeze as much profit as possible from God's animals who are
treated as mere commodities. This kind of exploitation will not end
until compassionate consumers refuse to support the meat industry.
Adopting a plant-based diet certainly is an important and effective way
to prevent harm and cruelty to God's animals.