Pastor Frank Answers Is it vegan to keep pets?
Stump the Pastor Video Series
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For this week’s “Stump The Pastor”, Vegan Pastor Frank answers the question, “Is it vegan to share our homes with companion animals?” Rather than thinking of animals as pets we own, Pastor Frank encourages us to see them as family members who deserve love, safety, and respect. When we welcome animals into our home, most of us care for them as beloved members of the family. There is a difference between treating animals as possessions and opening our hearts to those who need a safe place to call home. What matters is that we respect their individual needs, honor their choices whenever possible, and offer them the compassion they deserve. Join Pastor Frank as he invites us to look beyond societal norms and reflect on what it truly means to live a vegan life rooted in kindness, care, and love for all animals, including companions.
Posted on All-Creatures.org: October 16, 2026
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