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You Can Make a Difference!

Whatever your age, background, or interests, you can help animals who suffer for the production of leather handbags, bacon cheeseburgers, fur jackets, and animal-tested shampoo. Here is where you can start:

Wanted: Compassionate Kids

Interested in saving animals? It's super-easy to get active for animals at any age. In fact, there are tons of things that you can do to help that don't require much cash-just your time and energy. For some ideas to get you started, start surfing PETAKids.com.

Interested in Music, Fashion, Food, and Helping Animals?

Are you 13 to 23 and interested in saving billions of animals' lives? Join peta2.com's Street Team and earn free concert tickets, CDs, and more. The Street Team promotes animal rights at a grassroots level, spreading awareness throughout your community and making sure that our message is visible and heard.

Incorporate Kindness Into the Workplace

Whether you are paid hourly, are on a salary, or own your own business, you can stand up for animals when you are on the job. From posting leaflets on your bulletin board to ordering cruelty-free supplies, it's easy to be animal-friendly! Learn more.

Teach Kindness to All

Whether you are a teacher, parent, or caring adult, TeachKind.com has lesson plans, reading materials, and information for combating cruelty to animals in the classroom. Visit TeachKind.com to learn more.

Teach Your Kids the 'Golden Rule'

Incorporating simple concepts of kindness and respect into your daily life and teaching your children to respect and protect even the smallest and most despised among us will help them to value one another—and prevent violence. Learn more.

Retiree Activists Wanted

Recently, you may have realized that you have more free time and decided that you want to use it to make an impact on the lives of animals. We are happy to help you do this. We can answer questions about animal issues, connect you with activists in your area, send you materials, and more.

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