Animal Place Interview
If the only relationships fostered with sheep, chickens, pigs and cows, known as farm animals, are on people’s plates, how could we ever anticipate this relationship being wholesome or worth changing? In the United States, nearly 10 billion land mammals are killed every year for consumption.
Animal Place runs a farm animal sanctuary with the intention of fostering relationships with farm animals beyond our plate and utensils.
Find out how you can protect the lives of farm animals through changes in diet, and by scheduling a visit to the Animal Place Sanctuary.
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January 11, 2021
Face-to-Beak: Better Than Industrial Meat
#91 Great.com Talks With… Animal Place
Meat, dairy and egg production is notorious for its inhumane and unethical treatment of animals; however business is booming and changes in industry standards are limited-to-non-existent. Despite knowing that standards are poor, we - consumers - actively choose to blind ourselves from the realities of the industry. But why are animals treated as such? In this episode we spoke with Kelcie Leach, the program director of Animal Place, about the importance of animal sanctuaries in the fight towards animal protection and plant-based diets.
"10 billion land mammals are killed every year for consumption in the United States"
In the last 30 years, 32,000 farm animals have been rescued and placed in a protective sanctuary at Animal Place. Much of the reason these rescues have to take place is due to the relationships we have with animals traditionally raised for consumption - if they were given names and personalities, similar to our domesticated animals, we might view these beings differently. Kelcie Leach explains that the mission of Animal Place to provide sanctuary to animals and educate consumers on the tangible effects of meat, dairy and egg industries on the environment, our health and on animals themselves.
Listen to the whole interview to find out how you can contribute to changing the ways in which we treat, view and educate others on issues of animal consumption and livelihood. You can also participate in Animal Place’s Rescue and Adoption Program as well as apply to be an intern or volunteer. Creating a connection with the farm animals allows us to make conscious and compassionate choices.
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