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V-dog

Supports the Work of Animal Place

For a limited time, EarthStream will donate $30 from your annual subscription to Animal Place.

V-dog, the first vegan dog food company in the USA, is proud to continue and expand the vision of our late founder who envisioned a world where our companion dogs can thrive without harming other animals. V-dog is leading the dog food industry in producing a product that is all around GOOD.

For our dogs

V-dog is a nutritionally complete and balanced dog food made with 100% vegan proteins and superfoods, allergy-friendly, easily digestible and veterinarian-approved.

For the planet

A vegan dog, like a vegan human, leaves behind a much smaller environmental “paw print.”

For the animals

V-Dog is committed to protecting all animals, not just our pets. When your pup adopts a plant-based diet, they are taking a stance against animal cruelty.

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The Impact

Your Annual Subscription

Your annual subscription to EarthStream will make a real difference for Animal Place.

$25 will feed Elton for a month.

$25 will feed Elton for a month

$20 will buy hay for Edgar

$20 will buy hay for Edgar

$25 will feed Patrick for 3 months

$25 will feed Patrick for 3 months

$25 will feed Wilma for 6 months

$25 will feed Wilma for 6 months

$17 will buy straw for Miles

$17 will buy straw for Miles

$20 will buy hay for Florence

$20 will buy hay for Florence

Help V-dog Support Animal Place

Subscribe to EarthStream through V-dog to help Animal Place. V-dog will be donating $30 for every annual subscription and $6 from every monthly subscription to help support Animal Place this month.

Learn more about V-dog products and how they can help your dog at v-dog.com today!  When you sign up for a subscription, you save 20% on your first order.

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Subscription Plans

Select either an annual or monthly subscription and EarthStream will make a donation to Animal Place.

Subscription Benefits

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Annual Subscription

$59.99 /yr – 2 months FREE*

♥ $30 donated to Animal Place on behalf of V-dog

*In comparison to paying for 12 months of the Monthly Subscription

Monthly Subscription

$5.99 /month ($71.88 /yr)

♥ $5.99 donated to Animal Place on behalf of V-dog

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Members get instant access to our library of shorts, documentaries, and series. Subscriptions directly give back to non-profits and filmmakers making a difference to preserve our natural world.

A Prayer for Compassion on EarthStream
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HERO DOG on EarthStream
Lion Ark on EarthStream
International Vegan Film Festival films on EarthStream
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is EarthStream?
EarthStream is an eco-focused streaming service that offers an eclectic mix of documentaries, shorts and series on some of your favorite internet-connected devices. New content is added regularly, and you can watch as much as you want, whenever you want without a single commercial – all for one low monthly price.

Subscribe to EarthStream on behalf of a charity and we will donate 100% of the first month of your monthly subscription or $20 from an annual plan to the non-profit of your choice.

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The EarthStream app is currently available for iOS, Apple TV, Android, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku. You can also download content to watch on your mobile apps while you're on the go and without an internet connection. Take EarthStream with you anywhere.

Can I watch without WiFi or cellular connectivity?

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How does my subscription support non-profits?
Select a non-profit when subscribing through our website and EarthStream will donate 100% of the first month of your monthly subscription or $20 from an annual plan. ​Stream content provided to our platform by non-profit organizations and they will earn additional revenue.

Plus, EarthStream also promotes the important work of non-profits by generating awareness of their work and fundraising efforts, as well as content creation.

How can I cancel my subscription?

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Is EarthStream a non-profit?
EarthStream is not a non-profit organization and does not accept donations. Instead, our unique business model allows us to support the many non-profit organizations making a difference for our planet.
Does EarthStream offer free content?

Yes, select content throughout the platform is available to watch without a subscription in order to provide a preview of our library.

Does EarthStream create any of its own content?

EarthStream is working with content creators to co-own content that we will be coming out with in 2022. The content will take many forms from a reality show, shorts, and full-length documentaries.

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