• 'Win it' Wednesday: Galaxy Glow Dog Toys

    Written by PETA

    Where is my dog Henry's ball? If only it glowed in the dark like a Galaxy Glow dog toy from Premier!

     

    Galaxy Glow

     

    Sure to please your pup, these easy-to-find-even-in-the-dead-of-night toys are perfect for an after-hours game of fetch. Want to fetch one? Just tell us about something your dog does that makes you glow (with love, of course). The two people whose comments most make us go "aww" will score a football. Your comment should also include the size of your dog, so that we can hook him or her up with the right-sized weird and wonderful toy.

    While I'm checking under the couch cushions for Henry's ball, please read the fine print: The contest ends on May 5, 2010, and we'll pick the winners on May 7, 2010. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you're agreeing to both by commenting.

    Good luck!

    Written by Amy Skylark Elizabeth

  • Here's Your Chance to Grade School Lunches

    Written by PETA

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    Scarlett Johansson and Tobey Maguire have already let their congressional representatives know that they support HR 4870, the Healthy School Meals Act, which would require schools to offer more vegetarian options in cafeterias. Now it's your turn: Today, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is hosting a School-Lunch Lobbyist Call-In Day. Please call your representative and politely ask him or her to co-sponsor HR 4870. You might also want to mention that you can't stomach cruelty to animals or greasy, cholesterol-laden mystery meats and pizza boats—and that you're sick of hearing your classmates chant, "Fatty, fatty two-by-four, can't fit through the classroom door."

    Anyone can call—students, parents, teachers, and everyone else who's ever set foot inside a school cafeteria or shuddered to think what they're being served in one. It only takes a minute and it's much easier than a math quiz.

    Written by Heather Moore

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