MFA Spreads Compassion on World Farm Animals Day

Nathan Runkle October 8, 2012

In recognition of World Farm Animals Day, Mercy For Animals exposed hundreds of college students from coast to coast to the plight of animals on factory farms and the impact of their food choices. Celebrated every year on October 2nd in honor of Gandhi’s birthday, World Farm Animals Day memorializes and advocates for the billions of animals raised and killed for food every year.

IMG_5132.jpgMFA staff and volunteers held various outreach events that reached over 2,000 people with pro-vegetarian leaflets and hundreds more at our Paid-Per-View stations, where we paid people $1 to watch 4 minutes of Farm to Fridge–our hard-hitting documentary revealing the inherent suffering and violence animals face on modern day farms. Most viewers reported that they were shocked and horrified by what they saw and wanted to know what they could do to help. Each participant received a copy of MFA’s free Vegetarian Starter Kit, packed with loads of vegan tips and recipes.

IMG_5127.jpgIf you are interested in planning a Paid-Per-View event in your area, check out our step-by-step instructions for how to do it.

IMG_5154.jpgFor more information about how you can help make every day World Farm Animals Day, visit ChooseVeg.com for tips on adopting a healthy and compassionate vegan diet.

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