PETA: Saving Animals Made Easy 12+

I’ve always been a really big advocate for animal rights, ever since I was a little kid, because I’ve had pets my entire life. When I started to learn about all the barbaric things people were doing to animals, I knew I needed to take action. I’ve since then cut out brands that test on animals from my life, and I’ve been encouraging my family members to do the same (and to some degrees it’s working!) and when I heard about the PETA app, I IMMEDIATELY downloaded it. It’s completely free (which I love) and the app itself is incredibly easy to navigate. I love that I can learn about current events that are happening with animal rights, and i love how I can just click a button and an email will be sent to the companies that are being cruel to animals, to (hopefully) get them to stop doing whatever it is they’re doing. The ONLY thing I wish the app would have is the option to create your own avatar, and then once you get more star points, you can unlock more outfits and stuff. Other than that, I think this is a great app.

I, overall, enjoy being part of PETA. What I really like about the app, though, is that you get ranked up by helping in different causes, like sending emails to organizations doing harmful things to animals or putting your name in a petition. I got into PETA when I was doing research a few months ago about the benefits of being vegan. I came across a web page on PETA about the harmful effects cow’s milk has on the human body, and since then I’ve been going to the website for more information. After a while, I subscribed myself into the text messages of PETA to help in different causes, and I’d help when I could (which was most of the time). One text told me to get their app, so then I got the app and here I am! Anyway, right now I’m still a “Private Penguin”, which is the first rank, but I’m gonna keep helping animals to continue moving up the ranks! I feel like through PETA, I’m helping the animals that I have always loved. Thank you, PETA. 💕😊

PETA, the fact that at least one person who works for you has enough brain cells to make an app. Every victory for peta is a loss for real animal rights activists. I respect vegans, no matter their reason for being a vegan I will respect that. You will not find me eating steak among a vegan unless I know they’re cool with it. And I’m all for protesting genuinely inhumane practices with animals. But I eat meat because my personal religious beliefs say I’m allowed to. I despise hunting for sport, but hunting for food and wasting nothing is perfectly fine to me. I understand not everyone has the same religious beliefs as me to which I say: “that’s okay, I respect your beliefs” all I ask is that y’all respect mine. But would you? Heck, hunting is something that prevents animal populations from getting to high and spreading disease. And animals do certainly deserve rights, including the right to be used as entertainment, since study’s have shown animals genuinely enjoy it… with the exception of places like sea world, but screw them. Y’all kill a ton of your rescues. And hey! Humans are animals too! And animals eat other animals… but what do I know? I’m just someone who uses logical thinking.