Showing posts with label rain forest animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain forest animals. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2015

Kind Bar Event aka SFZoo Allegedly Supports the Murder of Rain Forest Animals

I look at the Zoo's FB maybe once a week/ten days, just to see what upsetting things they are posting. They never fail me. :(  

This really upset me.  They featured a whole Event with KIND (bars).  What's wrong with that, you say?  KIND Bars contain Palm Oil.  Palm Oil Sourcing Kills Animals and their Habitats.



The sourcing of Palm Oil is by burning down the Rain Forests with the Animals still alive.  The highest profile Animal this effects is the Orangutan.  Here's one of their Victims.


I know its shocking to see if you have never seen it, but its also shocking that an Animal Facility such as a Zoo in a City such as ours, would support any Product/Company that uses Palm Oil.

In addition, every year (even though I've blogged about it before) the Zoo still to serves up many different Palm Oil Candies at their Halloween Event.  Never fails.  I look at every Candy at Every Boo at the Zoo Event and Sad to see those that have Palm Oil.  Shameful.

Are the Donations from these Companies so needed that they want their name associated with this huge Crime Against Animals?

Update 7.24.15 ... I want to add this in because I thought I should when I wrote this, but didn't because after extensively corresponding with Palm Oil issue experts, it is the conclusion from both sides, that there is no such thing as Sustainable Palm Oil at this time.  I know this, but in case others do not and research product companies, to find they claim to use Sustainable.  I have personally rooted through BS from such companies to find out that they only go by what they are told by the RSPO and that they aren't even practicing using it yet, only committing to "rolling out in 20XX".  I thought I would post this.  You can learn more at the link in the ScreenCap or by doing an internet search, there is much to read on the subject.


As well, a Member of my SFZoo Friends Facebook Group posted this link from another blog.  I've read this blog and this blogger documents her interactions with these companies.

If anything you read moves you,
Please contact the SFZoo Director
Tanya Peterson