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"> I saw this video on the Facebook Page of the amazing animal activist James Aspey , and as I was watching my heart stopped beating and tears felt down.  Although I have been vegan consciousness vegan for quite sometimes when the rash reality hits me it hurts deeply.  When I was only a vegetarian, My choice was to ignore, and to be disconnected , since just to know that we are capable to comment such cruelty towards lovely being used and will always break my heart into pieces .  These days, after being vegan for years , I realized that the change starts with us and is better to face the truth and try to change something that hurts us stead to ignore just so we don't feel upset and pretend we live in a perfect world .  I had decided that I could no longer be in silent; to be in silent would not help , therefore I share this. It is unreal the level of animal cruelty that these animals go through mostly just for tasty and food, when we now know we do not need t

Erin Janus has been doing amazing educational videos on animal cruelty and I highly recommend you to subscribe to her youtube channel and follow her on twitter as well.  Thanks to her video and others videos creators,  I am allowed to share this important information in which explain how wool leads to horrific animal cruelty. It is extremely difficult to face the truth and most ignore and live in denial.  I lost air and broke down in tears by watching this, but I choose to be awake then be in denial and boycott wool.  I invite you to join me to find cruelty free alternatives for the cold season. These animals are lovely and have the need for family and friendship like all of us. I had the incredible opportunity to hang with a few of them at the Catskills Animal Sanctuary in NY. who are rescued and now live a great life thanks to volunteering and donations.  I  felt betrayed once again by industries by not knowing how cruel wool is.  Here is one of one of my photos of a