PETA 2016 #TheYearOfVegan, Stop Experiments on Animals, Free Elephants, and more

Note From Suzannah: Dr Andrew Fagelman's violent lying receptionist Delita Hooks tried to beat me like the elephant abusers we have seen in footage from India please help me by making the video go viral - she made a hole in my retina and damage my cervical spine and she continues to lie along with everyone involved including NYPD internal affairs all corrupt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh9TedhfthE&sns=em

Please help go viral to shame MD, my attacker, NYPD, IAB,  Cy Vance and ADAs involved thank you. 

https://vine.co/v/M3A9b3ehni0

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Subject: 2016 is Officially #TheYearOfVegan
Reply-To: Tiffany from PETA <do-not-reply@peta.org>

Action Team: PETA's Action Team Helps You Speak Out for Animals and Get More Involved! With Your Help, We—and Animals—Are Winning. Hi Suzan, Question: How can we top Ringling's announcement that it plans to retire its elephants, the National Institutes of Health's decision to end years of maternal-deprivation experiments on monkeys, the spaying and neutering of over 11,000 dogs and cats, and the rescue of numerous bears and chimpanzees from roadside hellholes? Answer: With a little help from our friends—YOU! 2015 was a fantastic year with many victories for animals. With your help, let's make 2016 even better! Every phone call you make, video you share, and petition you sign has the potential to change a life, and last year was proof of that. Here are some ways to kick the new year off with kindness: ✓ Retire chimpanzees now! After a government panel concluded that experiments on chimpanzees were "unnecessary," the National Institutes of Health (NIH) promised to retire all federally owned chimpanzees to sanctuaries. But since this announcement, few have been retired and many have died while waiting. Please ask NIH to send these chimpanzees to a sanctuary now! ✓ #TheYearofVegan Around every corner is a cruelty-free alternative. Vegan eating is taking over, y'all! Grab a friend who needs a bit of guidance and be a vegan mentor. Send your friend a free vegan starter kit and share your passion for kindness to animals with him or her. Let's make this #TheYearOfVegan. ✓ Tyke Elephant Outlaw. It was over 20 years ago that an elephant named Tyke—who could no longer take the abuse that she experienced in the circus—crushed her trainer to death and escaped from a Hawaii arena. The gripping and emotionally charged feature documentary film Tyke Elephant Outlaw is now available on Netflix. Grab some vegan snacks and encourage your friends and family to watch this must-see film with you. ✓ What happened in 2015? Check out PETA's "2015 Year in Review" video and see the victories that you helped make happen. Share it with your friends and family and get 'em on board, too, so we can accomplish even more in 2016. ✓ Help animals used for winter gloves. Cows, geese, rabbits, sheep, reptiles, and dogs all suffer and die to become gloves. Wash your hands of cruelty and discover ways to help these animals now. Thank you all for an action-packed year. Here's to making 2016 another one! Stay kind,   Tiffany Rose Senior Action Team Coordinator People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals TiffanyR@peta.org Add PETA on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. Click to update your e-mail preferences or to unsubscribe. Please do not respond to this e-mail. Instead, click here to contact PETA. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.