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Sara's coverage focuses heavily on animal rights, veganism, and activism with a local focus in the United States, Minnesota, specifically Duluth. She seems particularly interested in stories related to pets and house & home topics.
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By: Sara Groves
Chinook, Mont. – A newly obtained U.S. Department of Agriculture report reveals that a worker at Bear Paw Meat LLC near Chinook beat, kicked, and repeatedly electroshocked a cow, prompting PETA to send a letter today calling on Blaine County Attorney Kelsie W. Harwood to investigate and, as appropriate, bring criminal cruelty-to-animals charges against the worker responsible.
Miami – Diners in search of a fast-food fix in Miami during National Burger Month (May) are in for an udderly unexpected sight, with two enormous cows confronting them with the message, “Would It Kill You to Get a Vegan Burger?” The appeals have popped up near three Burger King locations throughout the chain’s hometown, encouraging customers to choose the kind option: a vegan Whopper topped with tomatoes, lettuce, onions, pickles, and ketchup, mustard, or barbecue sauce, making it 100% animal-friendly. PETA notes that Burger King’s other vegan options include French toast sticks with syrup, onion rings, hash browns, and French fries.
By: Sara Groves
Philadelphia – In time for National Rescue Dog Day (May 20), Philadelphia sisters Alexis Brady (18) and Taylor Brady (17) have earned a Hero to Animals Award from peta2, PETA’s youth division, for their innovative work providing supplies, enrichment, and adoption opportunities for homeless dogs and cats in shelters across the country.
During Petco’s annual meeting on Tuesday, executives shut down the Q&A section, refusing to respond to—or even acknowledge—any shareholder
By: Sara Groves
Bertie County, N.C. – Yesterday, Bertie County resident Sha’Lexia Peele entered a conditional guilty plea to one count of cruelty to animals and one count of abandonment of an animal in Bertie County District Court. Peele was charged after PETA fieldworkers discovered the emaciated remains of three dogs—Juju, Drako, and Eve—on her mother, Tanakia Peele’s, property in November. Sha’Lexia, who was responsible for Juju, a small chihuahua beagle mix,
By: Sara Groves
Pueblo, Colo. – A Compassionate Police Department Award is on its way from PETA to the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office for urging ranchers unable to transport animals to safety to cut their fences so as to give cows, horses, and other animals a fighting chance to escape the fast-moving Aspen Acres fire.
By: Sara Groves
Cape Coral, Fla. – A Compassionate Fire Department Award is on its way from PETA to the Cape Coral Fire Department for rescuers’ kindness and determination in rescuing a coyote pup who had fallen into a canal in Britannia Lake and was frantically paddling from shore to shore in a desperate but futile attempt to escape.
Following the death of Vethos, a K-9 who died after he was reportedly left unattended in a hot patrol vehicle on Monday, PETA sent a letter today to
With reports surging nationwide of K-9s dying from heat-related causes, many of whom, as the examples below show, were left unattended in patrol
By: Sara Groves
Louisville, Ky. – With the original KFC headquarters and Claudia Sanders Dinner House headed for the auction block this month, PETA sent a letter today to the firm handling the sale inquiring if the current owners would considering donating the historic Shelbyville property to PETA, even temporarily, so that it can be transformed into the world’s first Chicken Empathy Museum.
