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
of 4:
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. It's not just the obvious culprits, like leather and fur, that you must avoid to end cruelty. Look for the following ingredients, which are frequently found in every day products like toothpaste, nail polish, perfume, shampoo, and conditioner. If you see one of the following listed on a label, you might want to reconsider your purchase. Albumin, the protein component of egg whites, is found in many processed foods. Carmine, the red coloring made from a ground up insect, is found in packaged cookies and crackers, refried beans, tortillas, and ready made pie crusts.