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A New Year, A Kinder World: Ways To Take Action For Animals in 2021
When 2020 started, we had no idea what was to come. But despite everything, we made it through unprecedented challenges and continued working for farmed animals — together. Here at Animal Outlook, we celebrated our 25th anniversary and renewed our commitment to changing the world for animals by exposing truth and inspiring change.

In 2021, we challenge you to renew your commitment: to the animals, to your health and to the planet we call home. On the Animal Outlook blog, we listed some ways you can take action for animals in 2021 ([link removed][UNIQID]) .

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Become a member of Animal Outlook’s United for Change Monthly Giving Program ([link removed][UNIQID]#!/donation/checkout) and support life-saving work for farmed animals all year. Your tax-deductible monthly gift will bring justice for animals and inspire others to make compassionate choices.

Thank you for standing united. Together, we're changing the world for animals.
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Intern With Animal Outlook's Corporate Engagement Team

Will you join us in mainstreaming compassionate eating by encouraging corporations to increase their plant-based offerings? Interested in learning more about what it takes to galvanize a community to take action for farmed animals?

Animal Outlook is now accepting applications for our corporate engagement spring 2021 internship program. All positions are remote. Learn more. ([link removed][UNIQID])

Are you a federal employee? If so, this is your opportunity to do even more for animals. The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is taking pledges to support nonprofits during this difficult year. Federal employees can make a gift to Animal Outlook to help us continue our life-saving work.

Please use our CFC# 10468 to quickly find us in the approved list of charities.
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The New York Times: Is Dairy Farming Cruel to Cows?
In a recent article, The New York Times posed the question: Is dairy farming cruel to cows? The article showed small-scale “family” farms -- farms that don’t represent the U.S. dairy industry at large. Our undercover investigator, Erin Wing, went live on Jane Unchained News ([link removed][UNIQID]) with Animal Outlook President Erica Meier to talk about cruel dairy farming-and the Animal Outlook investigation that prompted this national discussion.

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