Thank roo for joining us for Be Kind to Animals Week, Friends.
We hope this week has proven that small acts of kindness, like what (or who) we don't eat, can make the world of difference for animals. Here are today’s top tips, recipes, and the tear-jerking transformation of Sally the resilient sheep who was brought back from the brink.
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Kindness Tips of The Day
Kind Recipes of The Day
Thanks to our friends at VegKit,
please enjoy these mouth-watering meal ideas that will have you lining up for seconds!
For more recipes, check out the Kindness Community Vegan Cookbook by Edgar's Mission. Every dollar raised goes towards our lifesaving work.
Share The Kindness
Please help spread the word by sharing your acts of kindness
and plant-based meals on social media with #bekindtoanimalsweek
Thank you for being a hero for animals!
When dear Sally arrived into our care, her emaciated, parasite-riddled body was so weak she could not even lift her head. Our team worked tirelessly throughout thedays and nights with her rehabilitation, and after 29 days, this determined girl walked on her own. Watch the power of kindness here!
Be Kind to Animals Weekis an initiative from Edgar’s Mission, a not-for-profit sanctuary for over 400 rescued farmed animals with a vision of a humane and just world for all.
If you'd like to help, please donate here or share our story online.
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About Edgar's Mission:
Edgar’s Mission is a not for profit sanctuary for rescued farmed animals that seeks to create a humane and just world for humans and non-humans. Edgar’s Mission Farm Sanctuary is set on 153 peaceable acres situated just outside of Lancefield, nestled in the tranquil Macedon Ranges.
