PPS Literature to Download (pdf)
The new line of PPS literature is now available! Order in quantity or download the PDFs below and print your own.
Letter From A Vegan World (also in German, Spanish, Italian, French and Dutch)
At a time when most animal rights organizations are actively promoting, advocating and rewarding "humane" animal products and farming methods, I am writing to you on behalf of three of the recipients of that mercy...
"Cage-Free" Eggs Vs. Battery Eggs – Can You Tell the Difference?
• Pamphlet, 5.5 x 8.5
(also in Portuguese)
• Leaflet, 8.5x11
• Poster, 2'x4'
The side by side comparison of the life and death of battery caged hens and “cage-free” hens. Debunking the myth of cruelty free egg production.
• Humane Farming - an Oxymoron
(also in Spanish and Portuguese)
The Truth about so called “humanely produced” dairy, eggs and meat in the wake of massive PR campaigns by the animal exploiting industries and retailers.
• Milk comes from a grieving mother (also in French and Greek)
• Please Don't Kill My Baby!...
(also in Spanish, French and German)
• Poster, 2'x4'
Lena, a mother cow’s perspective of her experience as a dairy cow. The truth about organic dairy.
• Dairy is a Death Sentence
• Please Don't let them Kill Me!...(also in Spanish and German)
Rudy, a newborn calf’s experience as the “by product “ of the dairy. The truth about organic dairy.
"Economically, it is not possible for farmers to keep retired cows on the farm.... Organically raised cows will stay a part of the herd for an average of 6-8 years verses conventionally raised cows who only average 4 years...." (PPS: this means that organically raised cows have two more years of emotional and physical suffering and two more of their newborn babies stolen from them and murdered for Veal).
"We require that the packing plants (another word for slaughterhouse) get certified before we will do business. This means that our animals must be processed (brutally slaughtered) separately with clean equipment. This also means that they cannot use chemicals or pesticides in the plant."
Organic Valley/CROPP Cooperative
Consumer Relations
• How Do You Say, "Don't Kill Me"? (also in Spanish, Portuguese and German)
A "food" animal's perspective. The truth about "humane" farming.
PPS Newsletter Archive
The Prairie Progress - Summer 2007
The Prairie Progress - Winter 2006/2007
The Prairie Progress - Spring 2006
The Prairie Progress - Fall 2005
The Prairie Progress - Spring 2005
The Prairie Progress - Fall 2004
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PPS Posters
• "Cage-Free" Eggs Vs. Battery Eggs – Can You Tell the Difference? - 23"x35" Poster
The side by side comparison of the life and death of battery caged hens and “cage-free” hens. Debunking the myth of cruelty free egg production..
• Milk Comes from a Grieving Mother - 23"x35" Poster
Lena, a mother cow’s perspective of her experience as a dairy cow. The truth about organic dairy.
• I Am Someone, 8, 24"x16" Posters
A series of harrowing portraits of farmed animals. See the Slideshow
• Being Someone, 10, 60"x40" Posters
This series of images asks the question:
What does it feel like to a sensitive, intelligent individual to be loved, to be safe, to be at peace, to be seen and treated as someone, the way Sanctuary animals are? And what must it feel like to the same individual to be treated as a mere something to be confined, mutilated and killed for someone's whim?
See the Slideshow
• "Life Itself" - 24"x36" Poster
"To You, it's only a meal; to Her, it's life itself"
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PPS Slide Shows
To present our slide shows at your next outreach event, simply download the individual images available at the links below and use your computer's default photo editing software (such as Apple's iPhoto, or Vista's Windows Photo Gallery) to play the slide shows on your laptop or project them on a large screen.
We found that the following settings work best:
• Slide duration: 5 seconds (min)
• Transition: Dissolve
• Automatic Ken Burns effect: OFF (leaving it on makes the headlines hard to read)
• Loop show
I Am Someone
A series of harrowing portraits of farmed animals.
Click here to preview.
Click here to download the individual Posters (24"x16")
Being Someone
This series of images asks the question:
What does it feel like to a sensitive, intelligent individual to be loved, to be safe, to be at peace, to be seen and treated as someone, the way Sanctuary animals are? And what must it feel like to the same individual to be treated as a mere something to be confined, mutilated and killed for someone's whim?
Click here to preview.
Click here to download the individual 60"x40" Posters
Subjects of a Life
(We Know Our Victims Well)
A series that honors our profound ties and similarities with persons of other species: self awareness, a desire to love and be loved, an ability to hope, remember, grieve, mend.
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