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  • May
  • 22

Dining With Family and Friends

Posted by Alisa Mullins at 3:40 PM | Permalink | No Comments


Whether you've recently gone vegetarian, you're thinking of making the switch, or you've been veg for years, sitting down and eating with friends or family can be both rewarding and difficult.

Dining with your friends or family is a great opportunity to introduce the people you care about to delicious vegetarian food and to explain why you switched (or want …

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  • May
  • 21

Prime Guide to Disaster Preparedness for Animals

Posted by Lisa Towell at 5:18 AM | Permalink | No Comments


In light of yesterday's tragedy in Oklahoma, we thought that we would republish this post. It pays to be prepared to help your loved animal companions when disasters strike.

Who can forget those awful images after the tsunami of people and animals displaced by the flooding? Like so many people, I wanted to help but didn't …

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  • May
  • 16

Sir Francis and I

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I found the tiny black piglet during my first summer home from college. We formed an instant bond—one that I feared would be broken when we separated for my return to school in the fall. At semester's end, I anxiously pulled in the driveway of the farm where I'd boarded him for the winter. As I stood on the lawn, …

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  • May
  • 15

Encouraging Women to Enjoy Soy

Posted by Heather Moore at 3:06 PM | Permalink | Comments (2)


One of my best friends is a breast cancer survivor. She went vegan after her mastectomy two decades ago and now eats plenty of fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts, whole grains, and soy foods, including tofu, tempeh, miso, edamame, soy milk, and veggie burgers. Study after study has shown that soy foods are beneficial for women, including breast cancer survivors, and …

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  • May
  • 13

But My Doctor Said I Should Eat Fish …

Posted by Alisa Mullins at 1:45 PM | Permalink | No Comments


Open any health or women's magazine, and you'll eventually come across a recommendation to "eat more fish." Fish perplexingly continues to be touted as a "health food," despite the fact that many of the species that people commonly consume-most notably tuna-are contaminated with mercury and other toxins. So why is it considered "healthy"? Because-compared to other meats, which are loaded …

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  • May
  • 9

Dogs in Need Hijack Author's Work

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Back in May 2007, I saw a story on the local news: A dog with a bullet in her back and her six puppies had landed in a Los Angeles animal shelter and desperately needed fostering. We were moved, but the timing could not have been more inconvenient. I'd begun work on my latest novel, The Edge of the …

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  • May
  • 7

Be Kind to Our Small Friends

Posted by Guest Blogger at 5:54 AM | Permalink | Comments (8)


Insects are the smallest animals, so some people tend to overlook them, giving little or no thought to their lives—even going so far as to think of insects as an inconvenience or a nuisance. All beings in nature are important and deserve our care and respect, even the tiniest. I once read something very interesting by a famous entomologist. He …

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