Spring Animal Save
The Animal Save Movement bears witness to pigs, cows, chickens, fish and other animals slaughtered for their flesh.
06/20/2019
Friday Activism!
🌟 Horse carriage- at discovery green from 6 PM - 8 PM. Join Houston Animal Rights Activists shed light on the conditions & treatment Horses endure on Houston Downtown streets. 🗣✊ The only ones who profit are the owners 💵
These Horses are forced to pull up to six people at a time not including the drivers and carriages weight
Horses pull all this weight from 15-40 min at a time up to or longer than 8 hours!
They have to dodge heavy, dangerous traffic on loud, busy streets, with cars going in every direction. Horses get no break from inhaling carbon monoxide consistently. 😵🤢☠️🚗🚙🚕 Accidents waiting to happen. Horses are sensitive and skittish animals who don’t willingly want to be there
HORSES BELONG ON FIELDS NOT ON STREETS🌾🐴🌾 Signs will be provided but you are encouraged to bring your own
Last protest 6/14 Horse Carriage drivers have decided to move locations back and forth
We will be getting to downtown and scoping out the scene until 30 min before the protest to update everyone where they are located.
We still request you park in the surrounding area of Discovery Green Park
We will shuttle activists to whatever location the Horse Drawn Carriages are at.
DM us for any questions or concerns
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Then right after the horse carriage protest, there will be a cube of truth at discovery green from 8 Pm to 10 pm. See you all there! 🖤🖤
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Vigils For Regan
Animal rights activist Regan Russell, 65, was struck and killed by a pig transport truck in front of Fearmans slaughterhouse on Friday, June 19, 2020. Regan was at a Toronto Pig Save vigil with 6 other activists giving pigs water on a scorching hot day. She regularly attended pig vigils and on this particular day Regan was there to oppose Ontario ag gag Bill 156, which had passed two days prior. Regan died trying to expose what Bill 156 will hide. Regan was born and raised in Hamilton and moved to Winnipeg where she became a model. She was an animal activist since 1979 and enjoyed spending time with the family’s seven rescue cats. Her husband Mark calls for continued fight against animal abuse:
Regan believed all life was “worth fighting for” say grieving friends and family. A long time social justice activist, she was arrested on 11 occasions for “various acts of civil disobedience”.
“People say we’re breaking the law … How do you think women got the right (to vote)? How do you think slavery was abolished?” Russell asked rhetorically. “People stood up and broke the laws — because they’re stupid laws.”
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