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by KindMeal.my
Move over dogs ¡ª this adorable emu proves that giant birds can also be man's best friend. Mimi the emu loves playing fetch with her family, just like a puppy. As soon as her little human throws the ball, she goes racing off after it. She doesn't exactly have the retrieving part down, though ¡ª ..
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by KindMeal.my
Journey through the nostalgia of pre-war era at Einstein Cafe, where walls cling to memories of bygone days and the music tells of tales long forgotten. A delicious variety of fusion meat-free deals are featured: Cheesy Egg Burger, Asam Vege-Fish Rice, Vege-Chicken Rice, Carbonara Spaghetti and ..
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by KindMeal.my
Whether you're enjoying puppy love now or wish to relive the sweet memories of primary schooldays, École P at Damansara Uptown has created a delicious deal for you to enjoy it in their cozy atmosphere. The Puppy Love set comes with a generous bowl of house salad, 2 main course selections of Hou..
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by Vegan.com
Cool ABC News article about vegan chef Tal Ronnen. Buy his brand new cookbook here:
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by Animal Equality
Please don't be the reason why a family has to live this way. #ditchmeat
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by Compassion Over Killing
Want to re-live the fun from the 2015 DC VegFest -- or see what you missed? Thanks to Jane Velez-Mitchell for this energizing video! Photos & more:
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by Vegan.com
Another major step towards ending the battery cage egg industry. America's #3 egg producer has announced that it's switching to cage-free systems!
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by Animal Equality
Help make history for animals! Take a plane, train, or bus to Massachusetts to help make history for farm animals! Volunteers from around the country are needed in Massachusetts to help gather 95,000 signatures before November 18 to ban the worst forms of cruelty to farm animals. Click below to f..
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by Vegan.com
This just dropped on Amazon this morning from the fine people at Thug Kitchen. This follow-up to the fastest-selling vegan cookbook of all-time is guaranteed to offend nobody.
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by Compassion Over Killing
While fish may be unable to vocalize their pain in ways that humans can recognize, the scientific consensus is clear: fish feel pain, much like we do. They’re very smart, have good memories, form complex social relationships, and some even use tools. The best way that you can help fish, and all ani..
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