Dharma Voices for Animals
Dharma Voices for Animals
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Mission
To ensure that compassion within Buddhist communities extends to animals, making their voices heard, and to promote compassionate living that saves countless animals from suffering.
About
Dharma Voices for Animals (DVA) is committed both to practicing the teachings of the Buddha (the Dharma) and to speaking out when the actions of those in Dharma communities and the policies of Dharma centers lead to animal suffering. We want to be the voice of the animals who cannot speak our language. We speak out about the harm we cause other sentient beings when we eat them, use their body parts as clothing, or use products that are tested on them. While DVA recognizes the challenges of living in a complex, modern society, we wish to promote the choices that provide the greatest reduction of animal suffering.
