Yesterday, we hosted our second annual March for Mercy

Jan 2

We would like to thank the exemplary eight activists who joined us the morning of January 1st in the cold, icy weather here in St. Louis. Your compassion for animals and passion for our mission of building a fully vegan Midwest by 2056 spur us onward as an organization. Thank you for helping us begin the year in style, advocating for a vitally important yet oft-overlooked cause; let’s transform St. Louis into a gateway to compassion!

John holding a sign that calls for a ban on factory farms and animal exploitation more generally at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Al holding a sign that reads ban fur farms, calling for the abolition of the fur industry and the animal cruelty that accompanies it, at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Joshua holding a sign that reads cancel animal ag, calling for the abolition of animal agriculture and the animal exploitation that accompanies it, at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Joshua holding a sign calling to ban wet markets, sites of violent animal exploitation and source of pandemics like COVID-19, at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Jenna holding a sign that connects meat and animal exploitation to pandemics like COVID-19 at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Gabe holding a sign that connect meat (and animal agriculture more generally) to ecocide, the crime of destroying our environment, at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Hera holding a leather-free vegan drum at the St. Louis Arch.jpg

Kyle Luzynski

Yesterday, we hosted our second annual March for Mercy

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