Written by PETA | June 5, 2017

Amid reports that Youngstown may not be able to open its Northside Swimming Pool this summer because of a lack of lifeguardspossibly as a result of the high costs of certification classesPETA sent a letter to Mayor John McNally this morning offering to contribute $1,000 for training classes for lifeguard applicants if the city agrees to display PETAs pro-vegan ad at the pool.

PETA has also offered to dispatch its Lettuce Ladies to deliver vegan ice cream to the lifeguards to sweetenand cool downtheir workdays.

Vegan meals are a fantastic way to save animals lives; reduce our risk of suffering from obesity, heart disease, cancer, and diabetes; and help swimmers get that sought-after bikini body, says PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. PETAs cheeky ad could help keep Northside Swimming Pool full of trained lifeguardsand families full of delicious plant-based fareall summer long.

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Will Sexy 'Go Vegan' Ads Make a Splash in City Pool? - PETA (blog) (press release)