Check out this article in The NY Times about the Plant-based Treaty. Along with encouraging people to eat more plants, the Plant Based Treaty presses for no new land be cleared for animal agriculture and that ecosystems and forests be restored.
More information on the plant-based treaty can be found on their website.
The Animal Ministry and Community Projects Team at First UU of Houston are partnering to collect pet food on February 22, March 1, and March 8 in support of Animeals, a program of…
Spend a joyful afternoon helping animals and soaking up some fresh country air! Join us for a hands-on volunteer day at Twilight Tails Sanctuary, home to an amazing mix of donkeys, horses,…
Please consider “meatless Mondays” for 2026 (and beyond!) Even a small reduction in meat eating can benefit your health, our climate, and animals. Studies show the health benefits of eating…
UU Animal Ministry of Houston 
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