There are 2 ways:
1) We allow the killing of innocent animals if the one who eats will kill. Meat eaters are involved in sin by fraudulent methods: most of those who are obsessed with meat eating would not be able to shed innocent blood with their own hands. This is a psychological trick. The meat eater does not see the victim.
2) Partial or complete transition of meat-eaters to their fellow predators: they do not touch herbivores and only eat predators.
Mighty liberal of you.........attempting to tug on the old heart string. A bunny? Really? Why not Bambi, or Wilbur from Charlottes's web?
The eating of meat is not a sin. Animals are not guilty of any sin because they lack the mental capacity to comprehend law..........Sin is the breaking of Law. Animals live and go back to the earth at death as does the physical man....... while the human spirit goes back to God the creator. (Eccl. 3:11, 12:7)
The eating of animal flesh is clearly allowed in the bible and its not considered a sin. There is a list of animals that are clean and can be consumed in the Old Testament with the exception of Pork, which was considered unclean in the Old Testament (Leviticus 11). Pork was forbidden due to the nature of the animal as it lived in filth. Thus it was an abomination to the Jews (Isa. 66:17)
There was a reason for the ban on pork. It was to protect the Israelites from disease which was carried and transmitted by swine and other scavenger animals in man's early history, just as it was unwise to eat catfish, vultures, etc.
If it was wrong under the Old Testament Law is it still unlawful under the New Testament Law? When Jesus died He nailed the Old Law to His cross (Col. 2:14). The Book of Hebrews goes into great detail in explaining that Christ made the Law of Moses obsolete and replaced it with a new covenant of Christ (Heb. 8:13)
Paul explained to the peoples of Galatia that the old law was cast out and replaced with Christ's new law (Gal. 4:21-31). As a result the laws about the eating of meat were revisited under the New Law along with the rules concerning animal sacrifices, ritual washings, annual feast days, and Sabbath observance.
As evidence that the food regulations were abolished the book of Acts includes passages that give an account of Peter having a heavenly vision of unclean animals being lowered from heaven. A voice from heaven declared, "Rise Peter, kill and eat." -- Acts 10:13 which included, "What God has cleansed, you shall not call common......" (vs 15).
Paul predicted people such as yourself that come in the future, "Now the Spirit expressly says that in latter times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies in hypocrisy, having their own conscience seared with a hot iron, forbidding to marry and commanding to abstain from food which God has created to be received with thanksgiving. FOR EVERY CREATURE OF GOD IS GOOD, AND NOTHING IS TO BE REFUSED IF IT IS RECEIVED WITH THANKSGIVING; FOR IT IS SANCTIFIED BY THE WORD OF GOD AND PRAYER." -- 1 Tim. 4:1-5