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Just one of many changes you can choose to make in order to bring about compassion for animals in this indifferent world Make a New Year's Resolution to Help Animals!

It's time to say "out with the old and in with the new"—habits, that is. Whether you have been considering going vegetarian or have been curious about cruelty-free clothing, the new year is the perfect time to adopt a resolution that will help animals. And the best part is, we're here to help!

Choose one of the life-changing and life-saving resolutions below and we'll give you an adorable badge to post on your MySpace page or blog announcing your resolution to the world. We'll also provide you with a list of useful resources to help you meet your goals.

If you've seen "Chew on This" or other videos about animals killed for food and always wanted to go vegetarian but didn't know how, we have the perfect tips to help you make the transition.

Already vegetarian, but recently learned about the treatment of cows and hens raised for the dairy and egg industries? Did it make you want to give soy milk a try? If so, this is the resolution for you!

Love your dog or cat, but find yourself spending too much time away only to come home to a lonely animal? Make a promise that you'll spend more time with your companion animal.

Have you recently discovered that the shampoo you've used for years is made by a company that performs cruel animal tests? Thankfully, more and more companies sign our pledge to be cruelty-free every year—and this year is the perfect time for you to try one of them.

You talk to your family members about the importance of spaying and neutering and why it's time for them to throw out their fur coats, but you want to do more. Resolve to be more active for animals, and we'll give you tips for armchair activism and connect you with others who want to help animals in your community.

You don't wear fur but are still hanging onto the leather jacket you've had since college? Now's the time to get rid of the cowhide and sport a new cruelty-free coat and matching belt

Source: http://www.peta.org