WAV:  Positive, but Trudea also stopping the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of baby seals each year would be even more welcome.  Canada ‘Humane’ ? – not all the time the world sees it killing baby seals under the name of Trudeau.  Thus, there is no compassion in him with this policy; just the though of money making.  If killing more animals made more cash in a ‘strategy’; he would go that way.  Mr Money; nothing else.

Pamela Anderson Offers To Be Justin Trudeau’s Vegan Mentor As He Invests Millions In Plant-Based Food‘

The world needs more sensible leaders like you, who are willing to embrace…clever food solutions’

MARIA CHIORANDO

JUN 30, 2020

‘I would be honored to be your mentor’ Anderson told Trudeau in a letter

Pamela Anderson has written to Justin Trudeau and offered to be his ‘vegan mentor’.

The letter follows reports that the Canadian prime minister has invested $95 million in a plant-based protein facility producing protein from peas and canola.

The money was invested in the Merit Functional Foods, by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, as a 10-year interest-free loan.

‘An opportunity’

Speaking about the investment, Trudeau said: “As people around the world start eating more plant-based food products, we have an opportunity to bring together innovation in Canada and Canadian crops, and a chance to create good, well-paying jobs…

“This facility will be a world leader in plant-based proteins and will create good jobs in a fast-growing field. And by using 100 percent Canadian inputs, we will also support the farmers who produce canola and yellow peas used in Merit’s products.”

‘Fiscally responsible move’

In response, veteran vegan and honorary director of animal rights charity PETA, Pamela Anderson has written to Trudeau to congratulate him on the move, and offer her help should he decide to drop animal products himself.

She wrote: “Your recent decision to invest another $100 million in our mushrooming plant-based industries fits that description – and that puts Canada on top when it comes to promoting a humane and healthy diet.

“Your fiscally responsible move not only creates good jobs for Canadians but also spares countless animals a terrible life and death. As COVID-19 has exposed serious health risks associated with factory farms and slaughterhouses, the world needs more sensible leaders like you, who are willing to embrace clean, compassionate, and clever food solutions.

“Were you to drop meat and dairy from your personal diet – which I so hope you will – I would be honored to be your mentor and to suggest some of the tasty, diverse vegan foods proudly produced in Canada.”

https://www.plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/-pamela-anderson-justin-trudeaus-vegan-mentor

“I think the problem is that we don’t really understand what we are.
In essence, we’re just a conceited, naked ape. But in our minds we’re some sort of “divine legend”, and we see ourselves as some sort of god.

That we can walk around the earth deciding who will live and who will die and what will be destroyed and what will be saved. But the fact is we’re just a bunch of primates out of control.”.

~ Paul Watson-Seashepherd ~

Our decision: rights for animals

My best regards to all, Venus

My neighbor works again so I take care of the little ones.

Regards and a good night from Venus

Louisville Zoo, Kuntacky, USA, continues to hold three elephants captive in a cramped exhibit. A mother elephant, her young calf, and their one companion named Punch — all held in a cramped enclosure in order to generate profits from paying customers.

Elephants are naturally evolved to live within close-knit herds and to enjoy endless space in which to roam. Louisville Zoo is falling short when it comes to giving these elephants the lives they deserve.

Please urge Louisville Zoo to send these three elephants to an accredited sanctuary now!

Louisville Zoo forces Mikki to endure a bittersweet motherhood
Credit: Matt Stone/Courier Journal, Louisville Courier Journal via Imagn Content Services, LLC

After seven years of repeated and failed artificial insemination attempts by Louisville Zoo staff, 35-year-old African elephant Mikki finally gave birth to a calf this year.

Baby Fitz is the Louisville Zoo’s second elephant birth in its fifty-year history. In 2010, Mikki’s calf named Scotty died at age three from colic.

Like his mother, Mikki, and cell-mate Punch—who were both taken from the wild—Fitz will be robbed of the relationships he would naturally form with other elephants including other family members near his own age.

Continue reading “Mikki, her calf Fitz, and companion Punch have to go in the sanctuary.” →

If you think that every Facebook contact is your friend, you don’t know what friendship means;

Regards and a good night from Venus