Great info. Thanks for sharing!

I also agree that veganism is more than our diet, but also the way we contribute to this world by making bold choices to respect animals and nature and by supporting local businesses. During the pandemic I made the fortunate discovery of Saaboon and have been a fan of your products ever since!

Thank you for sharing.
I have been making a conscious effort on making changes. It is great / easier now as there are more options on the market

I’m was vegetarian for 15 years and then vegan for the last 3. I love that it’s becoming easier to find vegan products. Thank you for make the world a better place.

Great blog! Happy to see in the comments that people are open to exploring these resources. I’m grateful for vegan and cruelty-free products that are made locally, and love that the business has strong values and supports the local vegan community.

I love animals and although I am not a vegetarian/vegan I will take a look at some of the links that you posted to become more informed.

I am not personally vegan, however, I do love all animals, and appreciate their presence on this planet. In fact, in most cases, I enjoy the company of animals more than humans!
I guess I try not to think too much about their exploitation. This is a topic I need to explore and reflect upon. Thank you for sharing this blog post!

Thanks for sharing

I’ve been vegetarian since 2012. Back then, I didn’t know much about veganism, but I just couldn’t justify eating animals anymore. Over time, I’ve become more aware of the ethical side, and blogs like this help remind me why it matters.

Thanks for being so clear and honest in sharing your reasons—and for creating products that align with these values. I really appreciate the work you’re doing.

Some good links there for those who want to learn more.

I’m vegan (and pretty healthy) for thirteen years. I became a vegan when I realized the suffering the animals have to go through because of us. I was disgusted and so much in pain for them. All living beings should be free and happy. As much as possible.

I was vegetarian from 2004-2021. In 2021, I became vegan for the animals, thanks to my furbaby, Sprinkle. The suffering that animals go through for humans breaks my heart. I support as many local vegan
businesses as possible, such as Saaboon and am grateful to have the chance to buy products and food to support my values and beliefs. Thank you!

Thank you for so clearly laying out the values that shape what you do! I’ve been vegan for thirty years and this is one of the key reasons why I buy your soap. For me, a commitment to animal liberation goes hand-in-hand with a commitment to social justice and ecological sustainability. While I don’t think there is any way that we can individually step “outside” of the violence and injustice that suffuses our society, I see veganism as a way to practice the transformative values that we work to create on a much bigger scale.

Great suggestions, the Game Changers is another good documentary. We’re a vegan family, for about 8 years now, with two teens who are athletic. We find there are more vegan food options nowadays compared to before, which is a hopeful sign. Thank you for offering cruelty-free products.

Thanks for this…

I try to do what I can to help animals. I rarely go to the meat section anymore though my husband still eats meat once in awhile. If people become aware of the suffering animals endure, their choices, too, may change. The suffering they go through to give us meat, milk, eggs is disgusting.