Cows Invade Vegas

Published July 28, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated April 16, 2020.

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Even through-the-roof mercury levels couldn’t stop our mootivated herd of cows from descending on the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas to demand their skins back.

Folks attending the shoe convention inside became curious when they heard the musical stylings of lead bovine Meggan Anderson on the cowbell and came out to snap pictures of the cows hoofing it up and down the sidewalk. After reading their signs about how leather hurts cows, people had great reactions, including one man who said that he was going to share the photo of our “cows” on Facebook and tell his friends to boycott leather.

The cows replied, “Amoon.”
Written by Michelle Kretzer

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