05/29/2026
Hola amigos y amigas.
I meant to post about such a good time we had at in Madison, Wisconsin, at last Saturday but life got in the way. THANK YOU so much Beth and the rest of organizers, sponsors, volunteers, vendors, attendees, friends, and everyone else that made it possible.
The reason why I wasn't able to post anything is because I lost my best friend last Tuesday, May 19th. I wasn't planning to share this here but right after I became vegan in 2011 we adopted Apollo from back in January of that same year. I guess as vegans we often say to non vegans, make the connection. All animals have different personalities and individualities. Apollo was no exception. He was bilingual, could understand English and Spanish, fetch the Frisbee or stick and bring it back to you and he was the most loyal companion guardian I have ever known. If you wanna experience and see how all animals are able to FEEL and experience the world, I recommend visiting a sanctuary like or so that you see first hand how animals have more in common with us than we give them credit for. They are able to feel, play, communicate in their own way, and most importantly, are able to suffer. When I got Apollo out from CACC, you could see his ribcages, he had an injured nose, and he was missing some of his fur by his tail. When I saw him the 1st time, he barked at me and as he jumped we connected. When I got him out, he got healthy and became part of my family. While he was with me, we had many adventures together. We went to Orlando and sailed on a boat, got into the Atlantic Ocean in Daytona, we went to Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Big Sky Montana and also Yellowstone. We also went to Mount Hood in Oregon and I'm glad we did. If you love animals, then I would invite you to consider veganism as a lifestyle.
Having said all that, I am honored to be part of 40th anniversary at next Saturday, June 6th from 3PM-6PM. Please join us if you wanna learn more about veganism and what we're all about.