Free Little Book Of Cruelty Free

[belladonna30]

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Get a free downloadable guide or free booklet on how to shop free from Go Cruelty Free. Thanks to belladonna30 for the useful tip!

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Hi, I'm new so can't post links yet but I've found this:

Go Cruelty Free


Order (or download to save the charity's resources) a free booklet which lists all BUAV approved ethical companies who do not test their products on animals, or have any association to those that do.

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[autumnleaf]

Link: http://gocrueltyfree.org/b_shopcrueltyfree.php

Thanks OP great find!

[hannah899]

my mum has one of these carries it around nicely telling shoppers about products that test, she not an activist and doesnt do it nastly but boy is it embarrassing

[jacktyler]

Originally Posted by belladonna30

Order (or download to save the charity's resources)

thanks for the post.

it is important to remember though, that buav (british union for the abolition of vivisection) is not a charity and receives no government or lottery funding.

"The BUAV is unable to gain charitable status due to a court ruling in 1947. Following a challenge by the Inland Revenue, the House of Lords ruled that anti-vivisection organisations could not be charitable because the work of these organisations was not for the “public benefit”, one of the criteria necessary to register as a charity."

[Jaxb]

Thanks for this OP

[GetRealBabe]

Hi

Thank you.

GRB.

[pastizzi]

thank you op and all of you who respond, i am totally against any kind of animal cruelty and definatly wouldnt want to buy anything that involved it in any way, i didnt know about this little book but you can be sure i will be showing it to the world and its wife and i will also be able to make my purchases much more selectively. great find

[hannah899]

you will be suprised what things are tested on animals, my mum will not but anything from any company associated with animal testing. she doesnt even bank with certain to banks because they fund the companys. I try not to buy anything that do test but it is hard.

[jem1276]

Thanks OP.

[clairibel]

Thankx great find OP x

[madtog]

Thanks for this, very useful.

[pastizzi]

mine arrived today its a handy little credit card sized booklet with lots of names numbers and email addresses some i already knew of some i didnt. thanks

[Kerry Woman]

Thanks. Very useful information.

[£2coinsaver]

I'm bumping this as I've just discovered that all the products in my house have probably had their ingredients tested on animals.

[InfamyInfamy]

Thanks! Have ordered mine!

[StormyBaby]

Thanks, ordered mine!

[belladonna30]

Originally Posted by £2coinsaver

I'm bumping this as I've just discovered that all the products in my house have probably had their ingredients tested on animals.

Thanks for that. Unfortunately ALL the mainstream brands test on animals! That's all the brands most households use and trust, especially the ones that offer free samples on a regular basis, or have promotions in supermarkets. These brands are sold everywhere and are often on promotion, hence why they have become leading brands.
I buy Superdrug and Co-Ops own brands, as none of their own brand toiletries or household products have been tested on animals. Their products have also been BUAV approved. Co-Op do a great eco-friendly range also.

[cootambear]

Originally Posted by hannah899

my mum has one of these carries it around nicely telling shoppers about products that test, she not an activist and doesnt do it nastly but boy is it embarrassing

She sounds a barrel of laughs

[cootambear]

Thanks for this, I will stop eating foxes now

[belladonna30]

Originally Posted by cootambear

Thanks for this, I will stop eating foxes now