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Feature for Saturday, October 17
Autumn Chowder with Collard Greens

Autumn chowder with collard greens is a delightful chilly weather vegan recipe that takes about 15 to 20 minutes to prepare and about 1 hour to cook on the stovetop. The autumn chowder with collard greens will serve 8 adults as a main meal with a large mixed vegetable salad.

Feature for Friday, October 16
Choose Animal-Friendly Halloween Decorations!

Julie Massa shares common decorations and accessories to avoid when decorating for Halloween to ensure that local creatures stay safe and healthy.

Feature for Thursday, October 15
Remembering Émile, a Rooster Rescued from Kaporos

What am I to do with my wildness / Now your wings are forever folded? / I’ve been content – no, exultant – to watch your heart / so harmed by humans / Rekindle, ignite and burst forth in the flight of crimson crows.

Feature for Wednesday, October 14
All-Creatures.org October 14 Newsletter

Abysmal conditions of chickens on farms, environmental impact, and bishops’ responses – study reveals DV shelter workers sneak in animal companions – decorations to avoid to protect wildlife – how to compassionately deter insects and other small creatures – impact of military aggression on companion animals, farmed animals, and wildlife – reducing food waste on a plant-based diet – and more...

Feature for Tuesday, October 13
Chicken for Dinner?

Virgina Bell discusses the immense scale and severity of suffering that chickens endure at the hands of the meat industry. She also shares responses from bishops to whom she’s written regarding humanity’s treatment of these sensitive creatures and the industry’s environmental impact.

Feature for Monday, October 12
How To Kindly Coexist With Extra Small Animals, Including Uninvited House Guests

Katie Nolan shares clever and effective tips for coexisting with or humanely deterring and removing small creatures from your home.

Feature for Sunday, October 11
Sincerely Ask Animals

But even without a spoken voice, they can answer us in other ways: their body language, their expression, and the way they look at us and other things can tell us a lot, if we are really observant and have empathy.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]