22 May 2019
It’s 'snout' a secret that pigs are clever animals...but how much do you really know about them?
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News: Animals in farming
05 February 2019
Lunar New Year, 2019, is the ‘Year of the Pig’. A fitting time to fully appreciate these highly intelligent creatures.
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16 January 2019
Who gives a cluck about chicken welfare? These global fast food giants surely don’t. Our international rating system shows you just how badly they’re failing.
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14 January 2019
Industrial meat chicken farming is one of the biggest causes of animal suffering globally. Yet most people have no idea what these intelligent, sensitive animals endure.
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14 December 2018
Superbugs – bacteria resistant to antibiotics most critically important to humans – have been found in pork on supermarket shelves in Spain and Brazil. This is a result of the overuse of antibiotics in the cruel factory farming of pigs
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06 December 2018
As another live shipment of animals leaves from the Port of Timaru this week, we remind the government and the public of New Zealand, that the battle to end this cruel practice is not over.
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24 October 2018
Farm animals around the world are causing devastating damage to the environment by burping and farting out immense amounts of greenhouse gas. We must eat less meat to slow down global warming and improve animal welfare.
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18 October 2018
More than 500,000 people from 10 countries have signed our petition calling on KFC to give its chickens a life worth living. We’re in Louisville, Kentucky showing the company how powerful our voices are.
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09 October 2018
Lab-grown meat, or “clean” meat, is meat that is produced by taking a small sample of animal cells and then replicating them outside of an animal. It is set to change the world and will be on supermarket shelves and restaurant tables in the very near future.
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04 October 2018
Lab-grown meat, or “clean” meat, is meat that is produced by taking a small sample of animal cells and then replicating them outside of an animal. It is set to change the world and will be on supermarket shelves and restaurant tables in the very near future.
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