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Winter 2011-2012
Volume 21, Number 4
Vol 21, No 4

Celebrating 22 years of dedicated activism for domestic fowl

Photo: Courtesy of Chicken Run Rescue
Way to Go!
The pain of losing them is the price we pay for the privilege of knowing them and sharing their lives . . .

Photo: Courtesy of Chicken Run Rescue
Way to Go!
Henny Penny Rooster was one of three month-old chicks being sold at a farm supply store in Columbia, Tennessee. They were crammed
together in a small wire cage on a hot day before Easter. Henny Penny and his two brothers were all bleeding. When I asked what
could be done to help them, the owner said they just wring their necks and toss them out. So I said, "I'll take three bleeding
chicks to go, please." – Laurie Montgomery. This winning photo appears in the 2012 Chicken Run Rescue Calendar for July. To order
these wonderful calendars and submit a favorite photo of your own chicken(s) for this year's contest for the 2013 calendar, go to www.chickenrunrescue.org.
Inside This Issue
- Hair Care or Hair Horror? AVEDA Responds to UPC's Campaign to Eliminate Feather Hair Extensions
- Black Eagle: An Organic Egg Farm Revisited
- The Case for Animal Rights Law and Legal Protections
- Freddaflower Memorial & Appreciation Fund
- UPC’s Tenth Annual Conference - Conscious Eating: Local, Organic, Plant-Based – What is Truly Sustainable?
- Amelia, A Turkey Beloved By All
- Comfortably Unaware: global depletion and food responsibility . . . What you choose to eat is killing our planet
- Vegan Recipe Corner: SoySages - Tempeh Sausage Patties
A Legacy of Compassion for the Birds
Free Ways to Help United Poultry Concerns Raise Much-Needed Funds
Free Ways to Help United Poultry Concerns Raise Much-Needed Funds