Title: 4 Ways to Help Stop Cruelty Towards Animals - wikiHow
Headings: How to Help Stop Cruelty Towards Animals
How to Help Stop Cruelty Towards Animals
Method 1
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Choosing the Right Products
Method 2
of 4:
Changing Your Diet
Method 3
of 4:
Getting Politically Involved
Method 4
of 4:
Working With Shelters
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Do not buy products made from animals. Many products we buy at the local supermarket or department store contain ingredients that come from animals.