The ‘Lettuce Ladies’ Meet Turkey (the Country, Not the Bird)
UPDATE: It’s the last leg of the PETA ambassadors’ international tour! After stops in Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia, as well as Bucharest, Romania, PETA’s “Lettuce Ladies” touched down in Istanbul. There may have been a little rain overhead, but the streets filled with people when the ladies stepped out for photos and interviews.
Prepared with signs in English and Turkish reading, “Start Fresh: Go Vegan,” they answered questions about the many benefits of leaving animals off our plates.
As PETA’s international vegan ambassadors, the Lettuce Ladies have traveled to Turkey, Romania, Russia, and Cuba—and that’s just this year alone—to spread awareness of the many benefits of a plant-based lifestyle.
If you need tips and motivation to kick-start your vegan journey—or if you’re just curious and want to learn a little more—you can order a free vegan starter kit today.
Keep reading to see photos from every leg of the Lettuce Ladies’ multicountry vegan tour.
Originally posted August 16, 2017
The ‘Lettuce Ladies’ Head to Romania After Stops in Russia
After two stops in Russia, the “Lettuce Ladies” touched down in Romania. Check out these shots of our vegan ambassadors interacting with people on the busy streets of Bucharest.
With signs in hand reading, “A New Beginning: Go Vegan” (in Romanian, of course), the ladies gave on-camera interviews and handed out delicious vegan food samples to all the new friends they made.
This post will be updated as the Lettuce Ladies move to their next—and final—destination. Be sure to check back for more photo updates, and keep reading below to learn more about the outreach that the Lettuce Ladies are doing on their trip.
Originally posted August 11, 2017
From Russia With Love: The ‘Lettuce Ladies’ Visit Saint Petersburg
After leaving Moscow, PETA’s international vegan ambassadors, the “Lettuce Ladies,” made their way to Saint Petersburg. On their first-ever trip to Russia, they are causing a stir while handing out delicious seitan sandwiches and fielding questions about all the benefits of eating vegan—for your personal health, the environment, and, of course, animals.
As you can see in these photos, passersby couldn’t help but take notice.
The Lettuce Ladies know that animals need our talents, our bodies, and, most of all, our help. That’s why they’ll drop everything (except for some strategically placed leaves) to get as many people as possible to pay attention to the plight of animals used for food.
No matter what you’re wearing, get your body out to the streets. Attend a protest in your area, leave animal rights leaflets or literature at your local gym or coffee shop, attend a city council meeting, and get active to help animals in your community.
The Lettuce Ladies aren’t done yet. They’re heading to Bucharest, Romania, and Istanbul, Turkey, to spread the vegan love even more.
Originally posted August 8, 2017
PETA’s ‘Lettuce Ladies’ Serve Up a New Style of Russian ‘Dressing’
They’ve been to Cuba, China, and just about everywhere in between. But in a historic first, PETA’s vegan ambassadors, the “Lettuce Ladies,” who wear only strategically placed lettuce leaves, departed from John F. Kennedy International Airport on their first-ever flight to Russia—and that’s just the first stop on their journey.
With signs in hand reading, “Start Fresh: Go Vegan,” they gave out delicious seitan sandwiches to people in Moscow. Heads were turning as folks went to meet them and enjoy the delicious plant-based samples.
But Moscow is just one city that will get a taste of the Lettuce Ladies’ unique style of Russian dressing. The women will stop in St. Petersburg to hand out more vegan food before they head on to Romania and Turkey.
