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With a harsh social critique, the animated short film ‘Save Ralph’ captured the attention of a worldwide audience in just a few minutes. The message is clear and forceful: the testing of cosmetic products on animals is cruel. No one is left indifferent after watching the video, but the production is meant to be both thought-provoking and incite action. It’s not just a matter of mourning Ralph’s fate, Humane Society International is trying to make people more conscious when consuming i...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard It’s a good time to be Taika Waititi. The actor and filmmaker has made a big name for himself over the last few years with well-loved films like his Marvel debut Jojo Rabbit. However, it’s not a particularly great time to be the estimated 17 to 22 million animals that are tested on each year for companies primarily in the beauty industry. Waititi has used his gift of satire to share a sobering message about the realities of animal testing. Taika Waititi ...

What does Unilever’s push for ‘cruelty-free’ products mean for the beauty and personal care industry? Share Via: Industry experts weigh in on the various ways a brand take the cruelty-free brand positioning forward. Global FMCG major Unilever has been pretty loud about its position on testing its products on animals. As a part of its ‘cruelty-free’ stand, the company has even called for a global ban on animal testing for cosmetics and personal care products by 2023. The...

Last Monday, April 12, a white rabbit went viral around the world, flooding all social networks. It was  the story of Ralph, a humanized rabbit who serves as a test animal in a beauty company. The resigned animal who is also blind and deaf on the right side, apparently feels proud of his situation because, in his words, being a test animal is what all his past generations have dedicated themselves to and what his generations will dedicate themselves to come . After telling us a bit about his ...

Why the Save Ralph short went viral Taika Waititis raw and painful short film that reminds us of how much animals suffer when subjected to cosmetic tests. Stay informed and join our daily newsletter now! Email April 14, 2021 10 min read This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process. Opinions expressed by By now, youve probably seen the rude Save Ralph short by now, if its not a good ti...

Author of the article: Eric Volmers Publishing date: Apr 15, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  A scene from the stop-motion animated film, Save Ralph. Courtesy,Humane Society International. ORG XMIT: N/A Photo by N/A /jpg Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Tricia Helfer’s introduction to cosmetics seemed unusually ...

Listen to the bunny. Stop animal testing published : 15 Apr 2021 at 04:00 Ralph, spokesbunny for HSIs global campaign to ban cosmetic testing on animals. While animal testing for cosmetics has been officially banned in 40 countries, the practice is still legal in most of the world, including Thailand. Save Ralph, an animated short film, aims to engage consumers and policymakers to ban it. Produced by Humane Society International (HSI) in collaboration with Hollywood fil...

Ralph is a rabbit, who enjoys being a tester because he’s doing it for “far superior humans”.

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Creative 0 Add to collection Save Ralph was created by Humane Society International and Vespa Pictures Hollywood filmmakers and movie stars have joined forces with Humane Society International (HSI) to produce a powerful stop-motion animated short film, Save Ralph, calling for an end to cosmetic testing on animals around the world. Although banned in 40 countries, the practice is still perfectly legal in most of the world, and even making a comeback in some regions, subjecting untold thousands...