Fresno Screening of Peaceable Kingdom

October 5, 2004

Help Tribe of Heart Make the Fresno, California Screening of Peaceable Kingdom a

SUCCESS!

On Saturday, Oct. 16th, our community has an exciting opportunity to bring the

message of compassion for farm animals to the heart of a major U.S. agricultural

district. Peaceable Kingdom, a film that is transforming the

public's perception of farm animals and the people who care about them, will be

screening in Fresno, California at the historic Tower theater (show starts at

7:00 p.m.). Attending this event will be producer James LaVeck and documentary

subjects Howard " Mad Cowboy " Lyman and Farm Sanctuary co-founder Lorri Bauston.

Hosted by The Central Valley Coalition for Animals, this screening offers a rare

chance for the truth about farmed animal abuse to be shared publicly in a

community that is immersed in animal agriculture. Test screening results

have shown that even in rural communities with generations of farming tradition,

Peaceable Kingdom has the potential to shift entrenched points of view and

offers powerful support to pro-animal members of the community who often feel

isolated.

At a recent screening, one viewer said, “My switch in my heart has been turned

back on. I just didn’t know! Never again will I do anything that will support

the suffering of an animal.” Another said, “I grew up on a cattle ranch. My

uncle wouldn’t eat any of his herd. When we sold calves, the cows cried for

days. Because of this film, I will not eat meat again.”

Please help Tribe of Heart and The Central Valley Coalition for Animals fill the

house by attending this special event, and by personally inviting as many people

as you can to take part in this opportunity for change! With your help, Tribe of

Heart can launch this powerful documentary into the mainstream.

Click here to learn more about this exciting event and to view an e-invitation

which you can " send to a friend " with a click of the mouse. Or if the link does

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