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What On Earth Is Earth Day?

April 22, 2013

(EARTH DAY) The 1960′s brought about a ton of changes for the American people, including protecting our environment. Brought into effect by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970, Earth Day sparked a worldwide rally to appreciate, protect, and teach about the importance of a healthy environment. From compassionate efforts indlucing park clean-ups, teach-ins, and tree-plating parties, to long-term commitments like caring for trees planted in honor of Earth Day, Senator Nelson has inspired people around the world to become involved with the environment—and in the U.S., the number has reached up to around 80 percent of the population. Read on for the true story about what Earth Day is all about, and what you can do to take part in this important day of the year. — Global Animal

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Vegan Chocolate Bunny - a compassionate Easter treat!

Easter Bunnies: Stick To The Candy Version

March 31, 2013

(EASTER BUNNIES) Rabbits bought as Easter gifts cause problems for animal shelters across the nation. After dogs and cats, they are most often surrendered to shelters especially after this spring holiday. Bunnies can live up to ten years, need veterinary care, fresh vegetables, and toys. Many people are not aware rabbits require as much care and commitment as any other pet and will drop the bunnies off at a shelter, or worse, release them into the wild. Read on for more on this issue and how to responsibly bring a rabbit into your family. — Global Animal 

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Easter Puppies, Bunnies and Chicks, Oh My!

March 31, 2013

(ANIMAL VIDEO) What’s more adorable than a plethora of puppies, bunnies and chicks decked out in Easter gear? Not much. — Global Animal

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UPDATE: Punxsutawney Phil Pardoned For Forecast Fraud

March 26, 2013

(ANIMAL NEWS) As many remember back in February, famed groundhog Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his burrow and predicted an early spring. However, with March 20th come and gone and weeks left of frigid temperatures, Ohio prosecutor Mike Gmoser is officially indicting Phil for a “misrepresentation of Spring.” Read on for more on the tongue-in-cheek indictment and Phil’s defense of the accusations. — Global Animal

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How To Celebrate A Vegan Passover

March 25, 2013

(VEGAN) Celebrating a vegan, traditional Jewish Passover might seem next to impossible given the abundance of associated dietary restrictions, but it’s easier than you’d think! Read on for tips on how to modernize your Passover Seder and check out these great recipes for a vegan Seder, or “veder.” — Global Animal

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No Guinness For Vegans This St. Patrick’s Day

March 16, 2013

(VEGAN LIVING) Bad news for stout-loving vegans far and wide: Guinness is off limits! While swim bladders (or isinglass) help a fish swim and remain buoyant in water, they also are used by brewers as a filter to clear particles out of their beer. While isinglass doesn’t appear on the famed beer’s list of ingredients, it has been a part of Guinness’ brewing process since the 1800s. Read on to learn more about this secret ingredient as well as other beer filtration alternatives. — Global Animal

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Animals Ready To Shamrock For St. Patty’s Day

March 16, 2013

(ANIMAL PICTURES) Who needs a pot of gold when you have this much cuteness? Check out these photos of animals who are ready to shamrock this St. Patrick’s Day! — Global Animal

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Groundhog Day 2013 Prediction

February 2, 2013

(ANIMAL NEWS) Thousands gathered in Gobbler’s Knob, Pennsylvania amidst frigid temperatures and overcast skies this morning to see America’s most popular groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil. Although his accuracy is up for debate, the famous groundhog emerged from his burrow and predicted that spring is just around the corner! Read on for more details and check out how Phil predicted last year. — Global Animal

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