About Megan Cross

Megan is a private vegan chef, who has worked with celebrities and meat-free families. She is also the proud writer of Global Animals very own “Meatless Mondays.” Megan is also working on a vegan cookbook and studies Photography at Santa Monica College.

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Hey In-N-Out, Add A Veggie Burger!

(CULTURE) Popular burger chain In-N-Out has gotten some negative media exposure recently. The fast food chain’s meat supplier, Central Vally Meat Co., shut down earlier this month after an undercover video surfaced showing employees abusing animals. Although In-N-Out has since cut ties with the company, vegetarians and vegans are now petitioning the restaurant to serve a meat-free option. Take action by signing the petition asking In-N-Out to add veggie burgers to their menu. — Global Animal 

 

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The “Big Mac” Goes Veg?

(CULTURE) INDIA — Could it be true, an all vegetarian McDonald’s? The all-veg Micky D’s is set to open in Northern India sometime next year, according to Fox News. With McDonalds being the world’s largest fast-food chain, they definitely have the power to make a difference for animals used for food. If the public starts to demand more plant-based menu items these corporations will have to respond. You can help! Request more plant-based options at your local eateries. Whether it be a fast food chain or mom-and-pop diner. Read on to learn more about McDonald’s plans for an all vegetarian restaurant. — Global Animal

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Megan’s Meat-Free Monday: Labor Day Paninis

(VEGAN RECIPE) It’s BBQ time again for this week’s Meat Free Monday challenge. Don’t miss out on a chance to make these amazing BBQ paninis. I just made them for some friends at a party the other night and they were such a hit. I had to make more! Don’t be afraid to experiment with different dipping sauces like ranch or chimichurri. Enjoy! — Global Animal

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Green Heron Goes Fishing (VIDEO)

(WILDLIFE) Give a bird some bread and it’ll teach itself how to fish! There’s no question about the intelligence of animals and the ability to use tools. But this green heron’s plan is particularly nifty. Watch the video of this bird using a piece of bread to catch dinner. — Global Animal  

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Tired Of Tofu? Tasty Meat Alternatives

(COMPASSIONATE LIVING) There is no doubt that plant-based diets are gaining popularity, but who says they have to be boring? Beyond tofu and seitan, exciting meat-alternatives are popping up everywhere. From faux gras to calamari to lamb vindaloo, the meatless option are virtually endless. Read on for more information on interesting exotic mock meats. — Global Animal 

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French Bulldog Is Instagram Favorite (GALLERY)

(GALLERY) Instagram is blowing up with this adorable pup named Trotter. This French bulldog sure knows how to work the camera. In six months she’s gathered over 30,000 followers. Get ready for the cutest photo gallery ever! — Global Animal 

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Slaughterhouse Gets Away With Cruelty, Re-Opens

(ANIMAL ABUSE) CALIFORNIA —  The USDA shut down Central Vally Meat Company earlier this month when an undercover video by the animal organization Compassion Over Killing showed cows suffocated, shot, poked and prodded repeatedly. One “spent” dairy cow was shocked more than forty times. The slaughterhouse re-opened for business on Monday, causing concern among animal advocates. It’s hard to believe that in such a short amount of time the meat company implemented enough long-term changes to follow federal regulations about the treatment of animals. Read on for more on this disconcerting news.  — Global Animal 

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Zoo Trail Allows Animals To Monkey Around

(ZOO ANIMALS) PENNSYLVANIA — Orangutans can now stretch their limbs and explore more of the 42-acre Philadelphia Zoo outside of their enclosures. The Great Ape trail opened last week and plans to eventually be time-shared with big cats. The zoo already has a 700-foot-long Treetop Trail in use that allows small monkeys and lemurs to roam around zoo-goers overhead. The zoo has plans to open another trail to benefit zebras, hippos and giraffes. Read on to learn more about Philly Zoo’s innovative enclosure alternatives to improve the lives of the resident wildlife. — Global Animal    

 

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