Dare to go dairy-free – Viva! asks the public to ditch dairy
Bristol based animal welfare organisation Viva! are asking the public to ditch dairy as part of their Scary Dairy Week of Action (21-28 August) and World Plant Milk Day (22 August).
Bristol based animal welfare organisation Viva! are asking the public to ditch dairy as part of their Scary Dairy Week of Action (21-28 August) and World Plant Milk Day (22 August).
Local campaigners are asking people in [insert location] to dump dairy as part of animal welfare organisation Viva!’s week of action Scary Dairy Week of Action (21-28 August) and World Plant Milk Day (22 August).
Local campaigners have been shocked and disgusted by a recent investigation carried out by animal welfare organisation, Viva! Campaigns, in to Hogwood pig ‘Horror’ Farm. Viva! Campaigns’ investigation made national headlines in June when horrifying scenes of extreme overcrowding
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Everything you ever wanted to know about going, being or staying vegan will be available at the Coventry Viva! Vegan Festival. This festival is organised by vegan charity Viva! and entry is just £3 (under 16s free).
Viva! held their first vegan festival at Nottingham’s Conference Centre Burton Street on Saturday 5 May. The event was a huge success and attracted 2,900 attendees.
