The Save Movement was founded on the philosophy of Leo Tolstoy, a great novelist and thinker. Tolstoy said that when you see suffering or injustice, you have a moral obligation to NOT turn away but to get closer, see if you can help. And, even if you cannot help, bear witness. There is a power in bearing witness to suffering. This is the essence of The Save Movement, founded by Toronto Ph.D. Anita Krajnc, who was ultimately arrested for giving water to a pig bound for slaughter, in a case that garnered global media attention. The charges were ultimately dismissed! Here Cavelight Films reveals what the Save Movement is all about and why it's grown to more than a thousand chapters around the world. Visit TheSaveMovement.org to start your own chapter.
Live animal markets are retail slaughterhouses where the customer picks up the carcass, often after choosing the animal he or she wants killed. Live animal markets, also known as Wet Markets, made global news as the likely place where the deadly COVID-19 virus first cropped up in Wuhan, China. Wh...
A religious ritual on the streets of New York is bloody and controversial. More than a hundred rabbis have publicly urged coins be used instead of live chickens in a rite designed to atone for sin. Rabbi Jonathan D. Klein is co-founder/director of Faith Action for Animals and has led protests aga...
