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Viva! in the Media
Bristol-based charity Viva! is returning to Birmingham for an even bigger and better vegan festival! Everything you ever wanted to know about trying, becoming, or staying vegan will be available at the Birmingham Viva! Vegan Festival.
Animal welfare group, Viva! Campaigns have released disturbing footage taken inside Hogwood pig farm, a supplier of supermarket giant Tesco. The footage exposes shocking scenes of animals suffering from severe distress and shows one pig being eaten alive.
This month sees the launch of International Stop Live Transport Awareness Day, combining efforts from over 100 groups, 30 countries and 6 continents, all taking place on Thursday 14 June
Fancy learning exactly what ethical and plant-based living is all about? Then head on over to the fantastic Viva!City festival on Saturday 14 July.
Viva!, have been campaigning against the sale of foie-gras since 2009. One of their greatest achievements in this campaign was in 2011 when, with the support of Bath Animal Rights…
During May Viva! are holding a series of fun events across five major UK cities where they’ll offer the public delicious samples of dairy-free products and distribute a range of…
On Wednesday 24 January at 1pm representatives from Viva! Campaigns will visit the Animal and Plant Health Agency office in Worcestershire, where they will hand in the 49,500 petition signatures they’ve collected since their initial investigation.
Viva!’s ground-breaking crowdfunding campaign, Bring Hope to Millions, raised over £100,000 to bring the first ever vegan cinema ad to viewers this Christmas. Europe’s largest vegan campaigning charity, Viva! regularly…
Animal welfare charity tours UK’s biggest cities asking the public to re-consider their food choices. As a nation of animal lovers, it is not surprising that Britain is seeing a…
