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 18 Councils ban cage eggs18 Councils so far in NSW have shown courage and compassion in passing these motions and several have voted to have a meat free day per month in recognition of the harm to animals, the environment and human health.Watch the 3 minute video.  Woolworths - supporting cruelty!Please write to Woolworths regarding giving a convicted pig farmer a "second chance". WOOLWORTHS' image as the "fresh food people" is under attack over its refusal to dump a pork supplier charged with aggravated cruelty.  Ban Jumps Racing campaignJumps racing is a form of horseracing run over longer distances than flat races and with heavier jockeys. It requires horses to jump typically, as many as thirty-three fixed obstacles. For decades jumps racing has created a major horse welfare concern due to the cruel nature of the sport which involves horses falling and suffering severe injuries resulting in death.  Kangaroo CampaignAfter being contacted by a whistleblower within the kangaroo industry, Animal protection groups from around Australia rallied together to expose the cruelty, contamination & dwindling numbers of certain kangaroo species who are slaughtered for a niche export market where profits are earnt by a select few.  Get Pets out of Pet ShopsAustralia has the highest rate of pet ownership in the world and pets play an important role in our society. However there is a disturbing aspect to pet ownership. Department of Local Government and RSPCA statistics indicate that over 60,000 dogs and cats are killed each year in NSW alone.  The Life of Broiler ChickensEvery year in Australia more than 320 million chickens are raised and killed for their meat, these are known as broilers. The vast majority of chicken meat comes from chickens raised in crowded sheds. These sheds house 10,000-20,000 birds at one time. Featured News
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Media ReleasesMission Statement for Animal Liberation: To end the suffering of animals used for food, clothing, entertainment, research and any animal who, because of confinment, is deprived of natural behavior. To achieve this Animal Liberation works at legislation, consumer advocacy, animal rescue and humane education. |
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