Hi John,

 

This Halloween weekend is there anything more spooky than a real Monster in your kitchen?

 

Find out what happens to this little boy in our new animation when he creeps downstairs for a midnight feast and finds a jaguar in his kitchen.

 

Have you seen it? Watch and share now on Facebook.

 

Want to watch and share another way? Follow this link: act.gp/halloween

Made by award-winning animators Cartoon Saloon it features the voice of Wagner Moura who is best known for playing Pablo Escobar in Narcos.

 

Told through the eyes of a jaguar, this film tells an important truth of our age - that industrial meat is the leading cause of global deforestation. [1]

 

Monster meat companies are destroying vast areas of forest in the Amazon and elsewhere, to farm cattle and grow soya for animal feed. This soya is then fed to millions of chickens and pigs reared in the UK, that end up on our supermarket shelves.

 

Huge amounts of industrial meat linked to forest destruction are being sold by companies like Tesco here in the UK. Find out more about what's happening by watching this 2 minute film:

But there are reasons for hope - and by watching this film, you'll be helping to be part of turning this scary story into a story of hope.

 

Thanks for all you do,

 

Flo and the Forest Team

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