Thanksgiving Roundup II

by Stephanie Ernst

category: Farm Animals

Published November 28, 2008 @ 08:02AM PT

And here the Thanksgiving posts end (maybe--that could change if something comes up that I feel needs to be addressed).

What We're Thankful For (2006), from the Peaceful Prairie Sanctuary blog
Melvin and I have much to be thankful for. I for one am thankful for Melvin's presence next to me today, for his life, for this moment of connection we are sharing under the wide open sky. And for the luminous memory of his five brothers: George, Stanley, Alfred, Elmer and Archie. [Read the story and see the photos]

California Grown Turkey, from Suicide Food

A Kinder Thanksgiving, from the ALDF blog

Thanksgiving Traditions, from The CIA Club, via Vegan Soapbox

Turkeys for Thanksgiving--as friends, not feast, from the Los Angeles Times

Happy Tofurky Day! from The Traveling Vegetarian

A Thanksgiving Day Prayer, from Reformed Fast Food Mascot

The Mother Turkey and Her Young, by Karen Davis of United Poultry Concerns

Photo: Naddy of Pasado's Safe Haven. Read her story here.

Thanksgiving- and Turkey-Related Posts on This Blog

Thanksgiving Roundup I

The Ones You Won't Get to Eat

Compassionate Thanksgiving Recipes

Palin and the Fun of Turkey Slaughter

Turkeys at Poplar Spring: The Luckier Ones (by guest blogger Deb Durant)

New Undercover Investigation Shows Horrifying Turkey Abuses

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Stephanie is an independent animal rights advocate, a vegan, a tree-hugging environmentalist, and a freelance editor and writer. She lives in St. Louis with an aging corgi-lab and an adolescent rescued pit bull.