What's In and Out for 2011

Written by PETA

Posted 12-20-2010

Dear 2010,

It's over. We'll always treasure the victories that we achieved for animals in our year together, but it's time for us to move on and take a look at the trends that we can expect in 2011:

In

Donning Kerin
Bieber fever
Modern Family
Chelsea Handler 
Black Swan
The Biggest Loser's Bob Harper 
Meat-Free Mondays
Sandra Bullock
McCartney
"Ask Me Why I'm Vegan!" 
iPad
Seeing the world
Glee tracks
Meeting your meat
Rescued miners in Chile
Hummus
Skating With the Stars
Eating plants

Out

Donna Karan 
Beaver killing
The Palin Family
Ringling's elephant handlers  
"Dancing" prawns 
Biggest loser Stephen Harper
Mystery-Meat Fridays  
Bullfighting   
McCruelty 
Don't ask, don't tell
Iditarod
SeaWorld
Glue traps
Wearing your meat
Imprisoned animals in zoos 
Haggis
Swimming with the dolphins
Mel Gibson rants


We hope that we can still be friends, 2010. And we'll always have the Snuggie Macarena dance …

Written by Amy Skylark Elizabeth                                                                                                                             

 

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