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PIG BUSINESS SCREENING IN PARLIAMENT
Urge your MP to attend the Pig Business Screening on Wednesday 27 January, 2010.



KEEP THE 2011 BAN ON
BEAK TRIMMING
A new UK Parliamentary Motion has been tabled calling for the ban on beak trimming to be upheld.

Farm animals in an election year
As the news suggests that unofficial election campaigns are underway by some of Britain's political parties, it seems a good time to revisit what we want from politicians to improve farm animal welfare.

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Food 203005 Jan 10Is the Government's new strategy the route to a sustainable future for farming and food?

Livestock drowned in cargo ship tragedy18 Dec 09A ship transporting thousands of livestock from Uruguay to Syria has sunk, highlighting unnecessary and cruel trade

Defra acts on chicken welfare17 Dec 09Defra has announced new rules on the amount of chickens that can be kept per square metre


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You can stop the biggest cause of animal cruelty on the planet
Just £5 a month can help protect MILLIONS of animals from cruelty and suffering.

More than a billion pigs are farmed across the world each year. These highly intelligent, sociable animals are often kept in conditions where they never see the light of day.

Before they are even a week old, many piglets are castrated and have their tails docked and teeth clipped - painful procedures usually carried out without anaesthetic.

In many countries, it is common for breeding sows to spend most of their life in cages so narrow they can’t even turn around. Many develop abnormal repetitive behaviours as a result of chronic stress, boredom and frustration.

See typical conditions in this short film >>

Farming doesn’t have to be like this. But we need your help to change it. WARNING:
Video contains undercover footage of pig farming in Europe
Compassion in World Farming is the leading international farm animal welfare organisation actively campaigning to improve the lives of farmed animals all around the world. Over the past 40 years, we have achieved real change to improve the welfare of farm animals throughout the world, but there is still so much more to do.

So take action today - just £5 a month can help us tackle intensive, factory farming - the biggest cause of animal cruelty on the planet.

Giving each month is important because it takes time, money and persistence to outlaw cruelty to animals and to change attitudes to farming and food production. There are kinder ways to farm... but we need your help.

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