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Another sporting event, another chance for vegan outreach by Animal Outlook supporters…

As thousands of soccer fans poured into Atlanta for the FIFA World Cup, Chapter Leader Evan Thomas and a team of volunteers seized the moment. Positioned along busy walkways, they handed Animal Outlook’s vegan leaflets directly to tourists and fans—many even reaching out to take one...


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Vegan jerky at a Baconfest? You bet.

Last weekend, our volunteer Kristine hit the streets of Kelseyville, CA for Baconfest. Over the course of a few hours, she handed out roughly 200 samples of plant-based jerky to curious festival-goers, and the feedback said it all. One man tried a piece and told Kristine: “If you wouldn’t have told us, I would have never known it w...


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Monday night, the Pico Rivera Planning Commission voted unanimously to permanently revoke planning permission for the Manning Beef slaughterhouse—ensuring that LA County’s last cow slaughterhouse will never reopen. This is a monumental win for animals, for the community, and for everyone who refuses to accept cruelty as business as usual.

More than a dozen Anim...


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100-Year Road to Victory: How Manning Beef Slaughterhouse Was Permanently Closed 1920s: Manning Beef Founded

Manning Beef was established in the 1920s as a family-owned meat processing business in Southern California, becoming part of the region’s ...


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For many people, eggs are an everyday staple — something that rarely invites a second thought. But behind this habit is a reality that most consumers haven’t heard about.

Every year in the United States, the egg industry kills about 35...


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