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Feature for Wednesday, February 4
All-Creatures.org February 4 Newsletter

Brighter future for horseshoe crabs in sight – bill passed to end greyhound racing in Scotland – interview with founder of Woof N’ Wags Sanctuary in Lebanon – chickens killed by Oklahoma Highway Patrol – a look at play and joy in non-human animals – remembering Kshamenk, the world’s loneliest orca – and more...

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Feature for Tuesday, February 3
New Changes Could Help Horseshoe Crabs Survive the Biomedical Industry

Horseshoe crabs have long been exploited by the biomedical industry for their blood, but In Defense of Animals reports that synthetic alternatives are already approved for use around the world, with the U.S. hopefully soon to follow suit.

Fishes and Other Sea Animals Articles Animals in Labs

Feature for Monday, February 2
Victory! Holyrood lawmakers just voted to outlaw dog racing

Christine A. Dorchak, Esq. reports on a tremendous victory for greyhounds and their advocates in the form of a recently passed bill that could end dog racing in Scotland.

Entertainment Abuses Articles

Feature for Sunday, February 1
Ungodly People Destroy Life

Ungodly people destroy life, but Godly people preserve life and peace in this world, which reaches even to heaven, where there is no pain or suffering or death.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]

An All-Creatures.org Bible Sermon

Feature for Saturday, January 31
Broccoli Rabe, Onions and Potatoes

We usually cook this broccoli rabe, onions and potatoes recipe in a large covered baking dish in our microwave oven on high heat, but it can also be cooked in a conventional oven at 350 degrees F.

Vegan Recipes

Feature for Friday, January 30
Do Dogs Enjoy Playing More Than Cats, Rats, or Dolphins?

Marc Bekoff examines fascinating questions about non-human animals and their play and joy, including whether some species have more fun than others and if it is possible for a creature to experience too much joy.

Companion Animal Care Sentience Articles

Feature for Thursday, January 29
Tragic Farewell to Kshamenk, the World’s Loneliest Orca

Hannah Elizabeth Williams shares the sad news that Kshamenk the orca has died. He had been living in isolation in Argentina for decades since the death of his tankmate in 2000.

Entertainment Abuses Articles