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Cages belong in museums not on farms
Compassion delivers rabbit cage to The Natural History Museum to consign cages to history
Read moreVictory! McDonald’s goes cage free
McDonald's has announced it will no longer use eggs from caged hens in its restaurants across the United States and Canada by 2025
Read moreMEPs vote to keep the EU a no clone zone
Compassion celebrates EU vote to ban the cloning of farm animals
Read moreCloning – a catastrophe in the making
Since the birth of Dolly the sheep, thousands of animals have been cloned worldwide. As yet, none have openly entered the European market, but this might be about to change if MEPs vote against legislation intended to keep the EU a no-clone…
Read moreSuffering of thousands of EU calves exposed
Shocking footage reveals appalling treatment of calves exported from the EU to Israel
Read morePeter Egan on acting and animals
Actor Peter Egan helps dogs in war zones, welcomes foxes to his garden and is deeply moved by the plight of moon bears. He also abhors factory farming. Last week, we met up with our newest patron to discuss farm animals and the future of food.
Read morePowerful partnership for animal welfare
Compassion cements links with The University of Winchester by forging a strategic partnership
Read moreCompassion calls for reform of dairy industry
Dairy cows suffer the most in current dairy crisis
Read moreGadhimai – a bloodbath no more
This week, animal sacrifices at Nepal’s Gadhimai festival were banned by religious leaders at the temple where the event is held. Here, we explore how – with your passion and support – the world's largest animal massacre has come to an end.
Read moreFarewell Sir Peter O’Sullevan – Our Much-Loved Patron
Sir Peter O’Sullevan, who has died aged 97, spent his life in the racing world, as a renowned BBC commentator and writer. But behind the astute and kindly exterior was a dedicated campaigner for farm animal welfare.
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