Which brands are AGAINST animal cruelty?

Question

Just incase you don't know-- Mars, Milky Way, M&M's, Dove, Snickers, Starburst, Skittles, Twix and Three Musketeers all practice animal cruelty. If you haven't watched it, watch the video on www.marskills.com (if link doesn't work, copy+paste)

Answer 1

PETA who are the main ppl against animal cruelty but as u might already kno... coca cola, pepsi and some other major companies hav publicly stopped animal tests after hearing from PETA.

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Answer 2

None of those brands ever listen, that's why the RSPCA and the ALF have to resort to such acts that they are ridiculed for. They are even called terrorists for saving our cuddly friends.

I think those big corporate bullies are the terrorists.

Answer 3

well,

thank you for that information...

i don't know that there are many brands that have those...

but, i think the brands that are not abusing animals...

are the company where in the lead role is the animal itself...

like Pedigree...

i don't think they will abuse or hurt animals especially  the dogs....

Answer 4

peta and ASPCA

Answer 5

Chocolates practice animal cruelty? That's something new to me. Ok, I had a look at the website. It's all really weird, like something out of a fantasy novel. Bad chocolates, bad!

Anyway, I'd rather have the various ingridients tested on animals than to suffer damage from them myself. Also, it's required by law. "we have to by law test on animals when developing products that contain flavanols, because of the pharmaceutical regulations" Read the article in my link below.

As to what brands are against animal cruelty, why don't you ask PETA? If they're so eager to condem brands that do animal testing, surely they must know what brands are against it?

Answer 6

No corporation actively practices animal cruelty.  That's a falsification of the facts.  If PETA believes it was 100% true then they could have legal chagers brougth against the company for such activity.  Cruelity is yet another of those words that is very much misused.

I noticed you did not ask the obivious question:  Which brands are FOR animal cruelity?  I don't supposed you looked at both sides of the issue.