Walmart Cruelty Tour| Laredo, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, May 23, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Laredo for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 2320 Northeast Bob Bullock Loop (on public sidewalk across from Target on Clark Blvd. to left of Walmart when facing storefront), Laredo, TX
When: Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| San Angelo, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, May 24, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in San Angelo for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 610 W. 29th St. (on public sidewalk next to Walmart sign at the right of storefront on W. 29th St.), San Angelo, TX
When: Friday, May 24, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Abilene, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, May 27, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Abilene for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 4350 Southwest Dr. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign at corner of Catclaw Dr. and Southwest Dr.), Abilene, TX
When: Monday, May 27, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Lubbock, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, May 28, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Lubbock for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 1911 Marsha Sharp Fwy. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign on Avenue R and Mac Davis Ln.), Lubbock, TX 79415, Lubbock, TX
When: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Wichita Falls, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, May 29, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Wichita Falls for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 2700 Central Fwy. (on public sidewalk by store entrance on Airport Dr. directly across from Check 'n Go and Subway), Wichita Falls, TX
When: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Ada, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, May 30, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Ada for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Walmart at 1419 N. Country Club Rd. (on public sidewalk by store entrance off Lonnie Abbott Blvd. directly across from Ada Ford Lincoln Mercury near the Walmart sign), Ada, OK
When: Thursday, May 30, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Tyler, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, May 31, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Tyler for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 3820 Texas 64 (on public sidewalk to right of storefront by Walmart sign directly across the street from McDonald's and Chase Bank), Tyler, TX
When: Friday, May 31, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Jonesboro, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, June 3, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Jonesboro for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 1815 E. Highland Dr. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign on E. Highland Dr.), Jonesboro, AR
When: Monday, June 3, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Jackson, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, June 4, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Jackson for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 2196 Emporium Dr. (on public sidewalk near corner of Vann Dr. and Emporium Dr.), Jackson, TN
When: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Huntsville, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, June 5, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Huntsville for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 2200 Sparkman Dr. NW (on public sidewalk off Sparkman Dr. by Walmart sign and Wendy's), Huntsville, AL
When: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Dothan, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, June 6, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Dothan for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 4310 Montgomery Hwy. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign on Montgomery Hwy.), Dothan, AL
When: Thursday, June 6, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Panama City, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, June 7, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Panama City for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 513 W. 23rd St. (on public sidewalk along W. 23rd St.), Panama City, FL
When: Friday, June 7, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Fort Myers, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, June 10, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Fort Myers for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 4770 Colonial Blvd. (on public sidewalk directly in front of the store), Fort Myers, FL
When: Monday, June 10, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Tampa, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, June 11, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Tampa for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 1505 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign on Dale Mabry Hwy.), Tampa, FL
When: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Tallahassee, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, June 12, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Tallahassee for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 3535 Apalachee Pkwy. (on public sidewalk by Walmart sign at intersection of Apalachee Pkwy. and Rabitaille Ln.), Tallahassee, FL
When: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Albany, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, June 13, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Albany for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 262 Cordele Rd. (on public sidewalk near Walmart sign and store’s main entrance on Cordele Rd.), Albany, GA
When: Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Macon, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, June 14, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Macon for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 5955 Zebulon Rd. (on public sidewalk on Zebulon Rd.), Macon, GA
When: Friday, June 14, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Florence, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, June 17, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Florence for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 230 State Rd. S-21-1033 (on public sidewalk near Walmart sign), Florence, SC
When: Monday, June 17, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Wilmington, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Wilmington for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 5226 Sigmon Rd. (on public sidewalk along Sigmon Rd.), Wilmington, NC
When: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Greenville, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Greenville for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 210 Greenville Blvd. SW (on public sidewalk by intersection of Greenville Blvd. and Landmark St.), Greenville, NC
When: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Lynchburg, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, June 20, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Lynchburg for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 3227 Old Forest Rd. (on public sidewalk next to Walmart sign and Shell station), Lynchburg, VA
When: Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Charlottesville, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, June 21, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Charlottesville for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 975 Hilton Heights Rd. (on public sidewalk near Walmart sign), Charlottesville, VA
When: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Harrisonburg, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, June 24, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Harrisonburg for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 171 Burgess Rd. (on public sidewalk by entrance on Reservoir St.), Harrisonburg, VA
When: Monday, June 24, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Pittsburgh, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, June 25, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Pittsburgh for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 250 Summit Park Dr. (on public sidewalk near store entrance on Summit Park Dr. by Walmart sign), Pittsburgh, PA
When: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Harrisburg, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, June 26, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Harrisburg for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 6535 Grayson Rd. (on public sidewalk by store entrance on Grayson Rd.), Harrisburg, PA
When: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Scranton, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Thursday, June 27, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Pittston for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 390 Hwy. 315 (on public sidewalk off Enterprise Way to right of storefront), Pittston, PA
When: Thursday, June 27, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Springfield, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, June 28, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Springfield for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 1105 Boston Rd. (on public sidewalk off Boston Rd.), Springfield, MA
When: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> RSVP on Facebook >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Utica, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Monday, July 1, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Utica for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Walmart store at 710 Horatio St. (on public sidewalk on Red River Rd., to the right of storefront), Utica, NY
When: Monday, July 1, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Williston, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Tuesday, July 2, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Williston for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 863 Harvest Ln. (on public sidewalk), Williston, VT
When: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Portland, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, July 3, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Scarborough for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 500 Gallery Blvd. (on public sidewalk on Gallery Blvd., next to the Walmart sign), Scarborough, ME
When: Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Utica, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Wednesday, July 3, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Utica for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Walmart store at 710 Horatio St. (on public sidewalk on Red River Rd., to the right of storefront), Utica, NY
When: Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
| Bangor, Protest Against Walmart’s Abuse of Pigs | Friday, July 5, 2013 | 
Do you support cramming animals into crates so small they can't turn around, lie down comfortably, or walk for their entire lives? Walmart does. In fact, pork sold in Walmart stores comes from factory farms where pregnant pigs spend their miserable lives locked in narrow gestation crates barely larger than their own bodies—unable to engage in basic behaviors and denied all mental stimulation.
Following a Mercy For Animals undercover investigation exposing shocking animal abuse at a major Walmart pork supplier, we are now calling on the world's largest retailer to require its suppliers to phase out inherently cruel gestation crates. Join Mercy For Animals in Brewer for an eye-catching protest outside a Walmart store. Protestors will be joined by a 10-foot-tall, inflatable pig, covered in bloody sores and crammed inside a tiny gestation crate.
Signs, banners, and leaflets will be provided. Media is expected at the event, so please dress professionally. Encourage your friends and family to join you at this peaceful protest. And, before attending, please be sure to sign MFA's petition urging Walmart executives to phase out gestation crates, and then share the petition and undercover video with others. For more details about the campaign, visit WalmartCruelty.com.
For additional details about the event, please email Jeni Haines, national campaign coordinator, or call 916-934-9460.
Where: Outside Walmart at 24 Walton Dr. (on public sidewalk on Wilson St.), Brewer, ME
When: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >> Add event to Google Calendar >> Share Event on Facebook |
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