This article was written by Lewis Bollard. He is the farm animal welfare program officer at the Open Philanthropy Project. In that role, he researches opportunities to do the most good for farm animals. This article explores a number of things around COVID-19 and is really worth reading.
Over the last few years, I have heard a lot about Ahimsa Milk. There have been discussions about, whether animal milk can ever be free of some form of violence, if it’s the best we can do so far, whether it’s the lesser ‘evil’ and so on.
Please do share your thoughts after you’ve read the article.
Can you imagine someone investing in a horse and then leaving it for dead? I met Mark Johnson a few months ago. He started the campaign, Hope for Horses UK in February 2014. I was quite shocked to find out that someone would buy horses, leave them in a land that’s not fit Read more…
Going for a walk in the park and feeding the birds is such a lovely experience I’ve often been for a walk in the park and witnessed adults and children feeding the birds. The loaves of bread come out, slices are broken into small pieces and they’re scattered on the Read more…
There was a lot of talk about Ahimsa milk a year or so ago, because people wanted milk without animals being sent to slaughter. Ahimsa actually means non violence towards living beings. Does Ahimsa milk manage this? I compiled a list of questions to ask the company behind the milk. Read more…
All she wanted to do was be with her mum, have some food (milk) and be comforted. She didn’t have it. She never got to taste her mother’s milk. Not even once 
Why do we allow this to continue?
What do you think of this video? It’s 10 minutes, has a good pace and yet manages to cover to much. Definitely worth a watch 
