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Circus with animals - unsafe for public, unhealthy message for children

Animals need their fur more than you do

Animals need their fur more than you do
 
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CAAT On their side
Humane Carolina is a North Carolina grassroots animal advocacy organization established in 1999, committed to eliminating animal neglect, suffering and exploitation. We promote a compassionate lifestyle and work to advance social change for animals through community outreach, public education and grassroots lobbying. We focus our efforts in the Triangle (Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill) area of North Carolina.  
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  Pigs are incredible creaturesTurkey Family and Friends
Turkeys are naturally intelligent, gentle, and highly social creatures.
"If you throw an apple to a group of turkeys, they'll play with it together," "Kind of like football", said Tom Savage, poultry scientist and animal science professor at Oregon State University. Savage asks, "If turkeys are so dumb, then why do they socialize like that?" More>>
 
   
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Featured recipe: Enjoy our Roasted Vegetables

Our featured local restaurants serving vegetarian food:
Sage Vegetarian Restaurant, 1129 Weaver Dairy Rd., Chapel Hill (919) 968-9266

Travelers: Find vegetarian restaurants around the world at www.vrg.org and www.vegdining.com.

100 reasons to go vegan:

Not convinced yet? Read the other 99 reasons »

CAAT In the store
 

Honor someone with a kind gift

Adopt a farm animal

Sponsor a homeless pet

Sponsor a spay/neuter for low-income pets

 

Last updated: May 27, 2009
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