Flashpoint is the first directory of animal industry addresses for animal rights activists.
Flashpoint is the first directory of animal industry addresses for animal rights activists.
Collected in one book are the addresses of most slaughterhouses, registered research labs, laboratory animal breeders, and fur farms in the United States. A landmark collection, Flashpoint offers a state-by-state directory listing specific addresses of the locations where the majority of non-human animals are killed, arming activists with data animal abuse industries would rather keep secret. Drawing from sources such as the USDA and the Fur Farm Intelligence Project, this is the most comprehensive collection of addresses on animal industries to date. For industries that thrive on "out of sight, out of mind", Flashpoint brings their locations to light. To assist in any investigative or protest campaign.
Included in the book:
Part One: Animal Research Labs
Part Two: Laboratory Animal Breeders
Part Three: Slaughterhouses
Part Four: Fur Farms
Excerpt
Over 10 billion animals are killed annually for "food" and "science", and it is the obligation of all of us to expose these horrors. Flashpoint is presented to address a simple fact: animal abuse industries owe their existence to their secrecy. In giving animal exploitation an address, the abstraction is removed and we are confronted with the duty that comes from living amidst a modern day Holocaust.
An address gives injustice a fixed physical location, and challenges the reader with the obligation that comes with that knowledge. More than knowing of injustice, it is knowing where. The next step could be a protest or undercover investigation, but an address brings the burden of action.
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