Animals are my friends Sticker
Animals are my friends, why would I eat my friends.
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The childs eye arguement against the slaughter of animals for human consumption. This sticker was a benefit for Pogo Cafe, the now closed London worker co-op volunteer run vegan cafe in Hackney.
These stickers are 7.5cm x 10.5cm on glossy laminated proof self adhesive paper.
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