soul

23. portugal. vegan. activist. Harry Potter lover. I belive in twin flames.

[highlandcattleofsaarela]

Tiny calves running on a sunny summer day

Full video on our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtaKrV3SLXI

[no-meat-no-problem]

(ENGLISH BELOW) Mais de 7000 vidas acabadas numas horas, milhões numa semana. Alguns deste animais viveram uns escassos 30 dias, outros 70. Quando, normalmente, viveriam 6 ou mais anos. Mas foram criadas para chegar a este tamanho anormal com tão poucos dias de vida para que as pudéssemos consumir. São seres que querem viver, como tu ou como o teu cão ou gato. Porque é que são diferentes? São inteligentes, têm laços sociais. Faz a conexão. @desafiovegetarianocom ____________________________________________________ More than 7000 lives ended in just a few hours, millions in a week. Some of these animals have only lived for a mere 30 days, others 70. When, in normal conditions, they'd live up to more than 6 years. But they were modified to grow and reach this abnormal size in just a few days, so we can eat them. These are being that just want to live, like you, your dog or your cat. Why are they any different? They are intelligent and are able to form social bonds. Make the connection. @_challenge22_ (at Viseu) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrVLjA3gWzw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wrw12knbwsla

[fairhytale-deactivated20240229]

[lauralot89]

Hey everyone, so you know organizations like UNICEF and whatnot that allow you to buy the kind of gifts where you donate mosquito nets or something in a person’s name?  Well a lot of those organizations will let you donate vaccines, as it turns out.  Like, right now on UNICEF’s site, providing 100 polio vaccines to kids in need is 19 USD.  And I’m not saying you should buy it and then send a card to an anti-vax relative saying you’ve provided lifesaving vaccinations in their name, but actually that’s exactly what I’m saying

[livekindlyco-blog]

Are you a voice for the voiceless? 

[brittany-murphy]

F•R•I•E•N•D•S, The One With the Late Thanksgiving (S10E08)

[defend-animals]

[livekindlyco-blog]

Don’t take a baby cow’s milk 🐮😢

[coffeeandshit]

Colourful cacti. Apparently there is a flower shop with a greenhouse just for cacti🌵🌸

[succulent-little-dudes]

I see no SPIKI, only JUICI

[slimeandspice]

amethyst

[ded-suck]

Harry through the years.

[parakeet]

birds are so small fragile and fat if anyone is ever mean to a helpless bird i will smack them down like the hand of god

[fluttersheep]

not to be that person again but

most of yall eat chickens……………………

[acti-veg]

And their eggs…

[veryhappyvegan]

and turkeys…. and ducks…. and buy down coats/pillows… pls make the connection, friends

[vegan-revolution-now]

Artwork: https://www.DefendAnimals.com

[trasemc]

The most beautiful thing you will look today

3 years it took this girl to turn this piece of truck garbage into her home and it was beautiful. 😍😮 Have a good trip!

[liviafalcaru]

[no-meat-no-problem]

(English below) Quando é que perdemos a nossa compaixão? Quando é que passamos a aceitar que a dor que infligimos aos animais diariamente é necessária? Ou que nem sequer existe? Provavelmente, a maior parte das pessoas não se lembra desse momento. Fomos educados assim pelos nossos pais, porque eles mesmos foram criados, de maneira igual, pelos pais deles e assim sucessivamente. Somos ensinados na escola acerca da roda dos alimentos. Vemos na televisão partes destes animais à venda. Fomos levados a acreditar que é necessário para a nossa sobrevivência, para a nossa saúde e bem estar. Mas não tem de ser assim, podemos reaver a nossa compaixão. Informando-nos, fazendo pesquisa e realmente ver o que estes seres passam até chegarem ao nosso prato. Agora pergunto-te: com que idade irás recuperar a tua compaixão? Adere ao @desafiovegetariano_com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When did we lose our compassion? When did we start to accept that the pain we inflict on animals is necessary? Or that it doesn't even exist? Probably, the majority of people can't remember that moment. We were raised that way by our parents, because they themselves were raised by their own parents, equally, and so on. We are taught, in school, about the food wheel. We see animals' body parts being sold on TV. We were led to belive that it is necessary for our survival, for our health and well being. But it doesn't have to be like this, we can get our compassion back. Staying informed, doing research and really being aware of what these beings go through before endind up on our plate. Now I ask you: how old will you be when you reclaim you compassion? Join @_challenge22_. 📸 https://www.instagram.com/p/BqsRdRMgTWV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xb4olm4ow97x

[purrfectpeach]

Jack meets a sunflower 🌻