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Welcome to Viva! USA

Viva! is a dynamic organization campaigning on behalf of animals killed for food. We do investigations of factory farms and then produce campaign materials for students and activists, helping people change to a veggie diet! We are an international organization, registered in the USA as a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

Did you know that turkeys are incredibly curious animals? In fact, during Viva!USA's investigations of factory farms, these inquisitive birds could be seen peering into our cameras!

Go to: www.vivaturkeys.com to find out more!
Viva! Turkeys

Get Healthy With Heather

Thinking of going vegetarian or vegan? Our colourful new guide covers all you need to know about making the change, with information on vegan nutrition, shopping, vegan recipes and advice from Heather herself!
A Matter of Life and Death

Check out our new youth leaflet.

 
Viva! Guides

From learning about factory farming to what healthy eating can do for your life - these guides will give you the answers you need. You can read the guides on-line and you can order them from Viva!

Viva! Campaigns

It's time for chickens

Read more about Viva!USA's newest campaign: It's time for chickens
It's going to take an army to stop the killing...an army of one....You!
Find out how!

Vegan Basics
This online booklet explains the who's (animals) and why's (planet & health) a person goes vegan. It describes what veganism is and provides a detailed product guide. Vegan Basics has ads from many well-known vegan companies along with those from rising stars. Delicious recipes fill the side panels. Information on cruelty-free products and non-leather items makes going vegan a cinch!
http://www.vivausa.org/activistresources/guides/index.htm

Viva! USA campaigns to save the kangaroo!

Roo shoe ban leaves Adidas hopping mad | California bans sale of kangaroo soccer shoes

 

 

  

Listen to a special message from Heather Mills on stopping cruelty to factory farmed birds