Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
BREAKING: New DXE investigation reveals criminal animal abuse at the slaughterhouse Pro-Animal Future is trying to shut down.
Did you know I have a newsletter where you can read updates and get book recommendations from me?
Full story here: nataliefulton.substack.com/p/denvers-slaughterhous…
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Sorry I haven't been posting many videos lately!
Nearly all my time is going toward our campaigns in Denver.
When I started my channel, I wanted to be an activist first and YouTuber second. Sometimes that means stepping away from making videos. Just wanted to let you know that haven't forgotten about you or the animals.
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Did you know the meat industry is following the same playbook as the fossil fuels and tobacco industry?
The power and corruption runs deep, and we need to be aware of their dirty tricks if we want to achieve animal liberation. It's time for vegans to stop ignoring politics and start to learn about the systematic evil we're up against.
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Got a nice shout out in this meat industry article!
www.drovers.com/opinion/their-target-you
"The alarming activist battle plan to end animal agriculture was outlined on Iowa Public Radio by Natalie Fulton, Pro-Animal Future:
“We are starting at the local level in Denver. We have a few cities that are in the works right now.
Definitely Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Ohio. We want to go national with it and our main goal is to ban factory farming at the state level within ten years.""
They're absolutely right to be afraid. We're targeting them and we're going to win.
If you want to help, please consider donating: proanimal.org/donation/
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Three years ago today, I shot my first street outreach video. I had no idea how to shoot, edit, or make videos, but I knew I had to do something to help animals.
Back then, I was working a job I hated and burning with anger toward meat eaters. At the same time, I struggled with being assertive and holding people accountable. Through thousands of conversations and tons of feedback from y'all, my outreach and video editing continued to improve.
I'm forever grateful to everyone who watched, commented, and helped along the way! Happy that YouTube allowed me to land my dream job as a full-time social media person for an amazing animal rights organization.
For anyone reading who wants to do activism but doesn't know how: just start!
Start before you know what you're doing because you can figure it out along the way. The animals need our help.
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Does anyone have a background in economics? We need your help at Pro-Animal Future!
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Which title is better?
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It's time for my annual Q&A video!
Drop your questions here, and I'll answer the top voted comments!
Ask me anything.
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Excited to announce that I've officially joined the team at Pax Fauna/Pro-Animal Future! I've been admiring their work from afar over the last year, but had no idea the feeling was mutual. I'll be making content for their pages as well as continuing to make videos here.
There may be some minor changes to this channel (not sure if I'll keep the weekly upload schedule) but overall it's going to allow me to make better videos and, most importantly, enable me to do more for animals.
I'm streaming tonight at some point to celebrate so please tune in, and learn more about our campaign here: proanimal.org/
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When I was 15 years old, I got a soccer injury that created a fungus in my big toe.
Over time, the fungus spread and my toenail grew thick and yellow. I tried clipping and filing, but it kept coming back.
Eventually (17 years later lol) my podiatrist removed the entire nail, but the fungus remained. One year later, I was back where I started: with a disgusting, thick, yellow toenail.
We decided that the only way to fix it was to destroy the nail bed entirely.
I no longer have a nail on my big, right toe. The fungus is finally gone!
The only solution was to address it at the root, and that’s what we need to do with speciesism. Veganism isn’t just about what we eat, it’s about how we view animals.
Eating animals is only one symptom of our deeply dysfunctional relationship with other species.
Why have we allowed our hubris to convince us that we’re the only species that matters? Why should we have the right to choose which animals live and die?
Our relationship with animals is fundamentally broken. We have to address the root of the problem: human supremacy.
When we fix that, vegan actions will flow from there. Human supremacy is a fungus, and we must eradicate it entirely.
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Do you want to see a kinder world for animals? Learn how to make it happen here!