Festival for Farm Animals

We love the pigs, ducks, chickens and goats at our sanctuary,

just as we love our cats and dogs. Won't you help us raise

funds for all the precious animals in our care by supporting

our annual spring festival?

Legolas, Stryder and Gimli

NOLA VEGGIE FEST 2013

May 11 & 12 - New Orleans Healing Center

Enjoy cooking demos, food samples, lectures, music, vendors and more. Have fun celebrating the health, environmental and humane benefits of eating more veggies. All are welcome: vegans, vegetarians, flexitarians, carnivores, foodies, omnivores and all others.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

We have many packages available this year in addition to single day passes. Show our pigs and goats some love by choosing our special VIP packages. 'Friends of the Fest' will be recognized in our program for their compassion for all creatures.

CONTRIBUTE SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

We need gift certificates for services/restaurants, original art and crafts, jewelry, cruelty-free products, collectibles and more. Please contribute what you can and ask your friends to support the Fest. The names of silent auction donors will appear in our program, and participants are free to put out business cards and fliers. Click HERE to download a donation form.

VOLUNTEER

It's not too late to help! VOLUNTEER by registering

on our VolunteerMatch site to choose your shifts.

We could particularly use some helpers for our children's area: Face painters, clowns, costumed characters and storytellers are all urged to contact us at info@humanela.org.

PROMOTE YOUR ANIMAL-FRIENDLY BUSINESS

We also have a few more spaces available for promo tables and vendor booths if you'd like to get the word out about your green, veg-friendly business. Hurry and and get your registration forms on our web site before it's too late!

SPEAKERS - MAIN STAGE

INVITE YOUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS

VEGGIE FEST AFTER PARTY

Can't attend but would like to help?

Make monetary donations HERE.

Until he extends the circle of his compassion to all living things,

man will not himself find peace. -- Albert Schweitzer