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by KindMeal.my
Watch this teeny rescue piglet get so big and rowdy!
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by KindMeal.my
Er Lou Cafe 二楼茶室 indulges you in Sarawak heritage cuisine! Featuring house-rolled smooth noodles with a choice of thick or thin strands, and cangkuk manis vegetables with spinach-like flavor and tender, leafy texture. Enjoy 15% off now:
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by KindMeal.my
When little Tim Tam first arrived at the sanctuary, he was unable to use his back legs, dragging himself about. Today he has achieved so much, walking into the hearts of people around the world. ❤️
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by KindMeal.my
Let A Pie Thing's pie keepers serve you delicate tasty pies filled with scrumptious delights. Available at Damansara Utama and Sunway outlets. Enjoy 20% off signature meat-free pies now:
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by Compassion Over Killing
Most pandemics can be traced back to concentrated animal farming, where animals farmed for food are kept in confined, unsanitary spaces--often with other diseased or dead animals. Protect yourself, and protect the world: #eatplants. Get started with this delicious #vegan chili from TryVeg.com.
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by Compassion Over Killing
Super cool: “With the health and prosperity of our customers and planet in mind, we are making one major change to how we operate: Great Lakes is now 100 percent vegan."
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by Animal Equality
Frankly, you can't go wrong with any of these delicious plant-based hot dogs and sausages! 😉🌭 Which one is your favorite? #NationalHotDogDay
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by Compassion Over Killing
This new film from Frontline PBS uses undercover footage from Animal Outlook exposing Central Valley Meat's mistreatment of animals and workers. A COVID-19 outbreak started at the factory farm in April, leading to hundreds of infected employees.
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by Animal Equality
How did you first learn about the cruelty inflicted on animals raised for food? 🤔 Was it a YouTube video, a pamphlet, friend or family member? Let us know! Share your story in the comments. ❤️
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by Animal Equality
After a recent new COVID-19 outbreak in Beijing was linked to a wholesale market, China has announced plans to gradually end the sale of chickens, ducks, and other birds raised for meat at markets.
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