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ve·ge·ta·rian - (vj-t‚r-n)
n. A person who does not eat meat or fish. They may however, eat eggs, cheese and other dairy products. Ethical vegetarians often avoid fur or leather.
ve·gan - (vgn, vjn)
n. A strict vegetarian who eats plant products only, especially one who uses no products derived from animals, such as honey, fur or leather.
a·him·sa- (-hms‰)
n. A Buddhist and Hindu doctrine expressing belief in the sacredness of all living creatures and urging the avoidance of harm and violence.
jai·gong slang. Cantonese for the word 'vegetarian' (useful to know in a chinese restaurant).
Second Chance Rescue is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to save the lives of abandoned dogs and puppies throughout Northern and Central California. Founded in 1993, our organization now saves the lives of nearly 1,000 animals each year. Sadly, this is about the same number of dogs put to death every two months in Lake County alone (one of the many high kill shelters where we rescue).
This year's event promised to be an elegant evening of food, drink, and entertainment at the beautiful, historic Presidio Officer’s Club in the Presidio of San Francisco, with over 400 attendees. It will be held on Friday, October 15, at 6:30 p.m. We urgently need reliable volunteers to help in every phase of the event. Please help us continue saving these wonderful animals.
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Second Chance Rescue is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to save the lives of abandoned dogs and puppies throughout Northern and Central California. Founded in 1993, our organization now saves the lives of nearly 1,000 animals each year. Sadly, this is about the same number of dogs put to death every two months in Lake County alone (one of the many high kill shelters where we rescue).
