There are so many ways that you can advocate for the welfare of animals. Have you ever considered eating meat-free? Eating less meat and more veggies can improve your health and the health of the planet.

People that eat a plant-based diet have a much smaller chance of developing diabetes (78% lower) than those that eat a standard American diet. Replacing meat with veggies can even reduce the number of greenhouse gases caused by food production. This type of diet also preserves water and land.

You can take a stand for the future of animals across the globe that are normally slaughtered for human consumption when you...

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-Discover more about eating meat free, as well as easy recipes that contain tons of veggies at

https://eatingmeatfree.com/

This can be a starting point for you to decide if you'd truly like to adopt a plant-based diet. Even if you don't cut out meat completely, eating more plant-based meals reduces the demand for meat, dairy, and eggs. This means that fewer animals would need to be bred for slaughter and food production.

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Source: The Humane Society of the United States

You can help animals by teaching kids to be compassionate towards them. Kids are our future, so doing your part now will enable future generations to fight for animals and their continued protection.

You can discover more about how you can teach children in your life about being kind towards animals when you...

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1️⃣ Read. Find children's books with animals as main characters.

Here's a list of books: https://www.homeschoolevangelist.com/21-books-with-animals-as-main-characters/

2️⃣ Volunteer for your local animal shelter or humane society.

If your kids see you helping, they're more likely to want to help animals too.

3️⃣ Spend time around animals.

Take your kids bird watching or to a local farm for a tour.

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Source: Homeschool Evangelist, Nature's Path

If you have a pet at home, what better way to snaz-them-up at the holidays than with a scarf or hat (that benefits rescue animals!).

The ladies behind ArfScarf and Blind But Not personally create gorgeous pet scarves, with proceeds going to animal rescue organizations. Having purchased a couple myself, the quality is amazing….but more so, it’s amazing what these ladies have accomplished….all from their home, wanting to make an impact for animals in need.

- Blind But Not has donated $49,000 to animal rescue since 2015! Blindbutnot.etsy.com

- ArfScarf donates $20 to animal rescue for every $30 scarf or hat that is purchased. Facebook.com/ArfScarf

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