Latrice Harrison was born and raised in Philadelphia PA. After graduating high school, she moved... Latrice Harrison was born and raised in Philadelphia PA. After graduating high school, she moved to New York City, where she studied musical theater at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. New York's vibrant, urban environment can be very inspiring and it was here that writing became an important part of her life. Latrice later went on to attend Temple University in Philadelphia, where she earned a degree in Cultural Anthropology. Curiosity, a passion for creativity and a thirst for adventure led her live a bohemian life for many years, working unusual jobs and traveling all over the world. Animals, food, travel, nature, the arts, the ocean, history, laughter, dancing and other forms of merriment are all among her favorite things. These days, she has slowed down to enjoy a peaceful life with her family in Chesapeake VA, where she is experiencing the joys of being a writer, a wife and a new mother. Read more about Latrice Harrison Read More
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Most people are surprised to find that pretty much everything that they’ve ever been told about pigs is wrong. Not only are they not unintelligent, dirty animals, but it turns out that pigs are actually quite brilliant. Studies have shown time and time again that pigs usually perform as well as, or better than dogs (and even children) on animal intelligence tests. Most pigs can be easily taught to fetch, sit and even shake paws for a treat, like the sweet little piggy pictured here.
The truth is that pigs, like all other animals, are living beings who do not deserve the ill treatment that they receive in the heartless meat industry. Given their intelligence and emotional capabilities, trapping a pig in a crate so small that they will never get to see their tails in their lifetimes is unquestionably cruel. Pigs are subject to some of the worst forms of abuse in factory farms, largely because people never take the time to learn that they are so much more than non-feeling commodities. They are conscious, feeling animals and because of this they too are worthy of our love and respect.
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Shame when animals has to die so humans can eat…sheer shame….Yet when animals eat humans, they r hunted down n killed….so unfair….
Pigs are so cute and intelligent. It is an atrocity beyond words that they suffer such misery before they are slaughtered. Something is wrong with this picture and it has got to stop