Embracing Environmental Stewardship and Supporting Social Justice Initiatives
Our Commitment to a Sustainable and Just Future
At WorldCare, we believe that our planet is a better place because of our pets. Their unconditional love, the inspiration they give us to be better people, and the better health we enjoy when we walk them, all contribute to a happier, healthier world. But our responsibility doesn’t end there. We recognize the need to contribute to a sustainable future and support social justice initiatives, ensuring that we all thrive together.
Embracing Environmental Sustainability
As pet lovers, we recognize the crucial role of environmental stewardship. Simple actions like recycling and reducing single-use products can make a significant difference. At WorldCare, we are dedicated to these practices, knowing that every small step helps create a healthier planet for both us and our pets. This commitment includes encouraging our partners to use energy-efficient vehicles, providing only compostable utensils and kitchenware, utilizing VEHCs to minimize paper and shipping waste for health documents, eliminating plastic cups, plates, and utensils, and situating our office near a main train line for convenient and eco-friendly commuting.
Promoting Social Justice
In today’s world, divisiveness is an unfortunate reality. Yet, just as we protect our pets, we must protect each other. We must recognize and react to the vulnerabilities in all of us. This means respecting each other, standing up for each other, and learning from each other. While these actions may be challenging, the rewards are immense. As Martin Luther King, Jr. profoundly stated, “A threat to justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” This guiding principle underscores our commitment to social justice and our belief that a just world benefits everyone.
Supporting the Equal Justice Initiative
We’re proud to support Bryan Stevenson’s Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) based in Montgomery, Alabama. EJI is dedicated to challenging racial and economic injustice and protecting basic human rights for the most vulnerable people in American society. We encourage you to learn more about their work and, if possible, visit the Legacy Museum, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and Freedom Monument & Sculpture Park (https://legacysites.eji.org/about/museum/). These experiences are profoundly moving and educational.
Learn More and Get Involved
You can learn about Bryan Stevenson and his impactful work through his TED Talks, his book “Just Mercy,” and the accompanying film. For more information about the Equal Justice Initiative, visit the website here.
At WorldCare, we believe that by working together and supporting initiatives like EJI, we can create a better, more sustainable, and just world for everyone—humans and pets alike.