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Coronavirus Lockdown Challenge – feel what it’s like to be confined in a cage!
As the the majority of the world is on the coronavirus lockdown, we get a small taste of what it’s like to be “confined.” This challenge helps shed light on the reality of what we do to 70 billion land animals every year for “food.” They’re confined in cages their whole lives. We can take a stand and no longer support industries that harm animals and cause them to suffer.
Many major meat companies in the U.S. and Canada have temporarily shut down their slaughterhouses due to the coronavirus outbreak. Their workers are getting sick and testing positive for the coronavirus.
We can and must do better. Join the challenge started by the Animal Save Movement and raise awareness for the animals!
Tag Animal Save Movement and three friends to take the challenge. I challenge Brittany Michelson Renée Marinkovich Chelsea V Davis
Watch documentaries “The Game Changers,” “What The Health,” “Cowspiracy”, “Dominion,” and Earthlings. The first three documentaries you can find on Netflix or YouTube and the last two can be accessed for free online.
Dani Rukin in Portland, Oregon reporting LIVE for #JaneUnChained News.
#CoronavirusConfinementChallenge #SwitchToPlantBased


Chickens transported from factory farm to Foster Farms slaughterhouse after truck overturns at intersection. Image by Dani Rukin

Chickens transported from factory farm to Foster Farms slaughterhouse after truck overturns at intersection. Image by Dani Rukin
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