Syracuse Animal Rights Organization is open to all people, willing to educate the public on issues related to animals that fall victim to the Farming, Fashion, Research, and Entertainment Industries.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Regional Fur Free Friday Demonstration

Fur Free Friday is an anti-fur action day held every year the day after Thanksgiving-the busiest shopping day of the year. Join local anti-fur activists from across the state to protest the cruel and unnecessary killing of animals for their fur. We will hold signs and distribute literature encouraging consumers to choose cruelty free fashions. For more information about Fur Free Friday, visit www.furkills.org. Posters and literature provided or you can bring your own!

Where: Skaneateles Furs at 44 East Genesee Street, Skaneateles, NY 13152

What: Peaceful legal protest with signs, banners and fliers about the gruesome truth of the fur industry. It may be COLD! Wear a hat and gloves!

When: Friday Nov. 27th from 1-2pm

Carpool Info: Meet at the S.U. Schine Student Center loading dock area
on Waverly Ave. in Syracuse at 12noon sharp.

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Monday, November 23, 2009

We Have A Winner


Our Tofurky Raffle Contest is over and we had to pick a winner.  From the many entries we chose just one luck winner.  That winner is Josh Cook.  He is now the very proud owner of a delicious Tofurky Roast & Gravy combination pack. Congratulations Josh!  We hope you enjoy your Tofurky and just to let you know, our feelings won't be hurt if you want to share said Tofurky with some friends.  (Hint, hint.)

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Murder in a Chicken Slaughter House


As animal advocates we know that thousands upon thousands of "murders" happen each day in slaughter houses across the country. Did you know that footage of video filmed in these slaughter houses has mad it's way to prime time television? In this week's episode of "BONES", staring David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel, both of whom have done PETA ads, if you watch closely you will see footage supplied to the producers of the show by Farm Sanctuary and PETA.

While the show originally aired this past Thursday, November 5th, you can catch the complete episode on Hulu until December 18th.

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