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Better Chicken

Better Chicken

Slaughter

Humane Slaughter

Foie gras

Help us end cruel food

Cloning

Cloning = Cruelty

Pigs

Project Pig

Dairy

Intensive dairies

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Foie gras

Help us end cruel food

Many countries have banned the force feeding of animals for foie gras. But the suffering goes on.

Cloning

Cloning = Cruelty

The Cloning = Cruelty campaign highlights the intrinsic animal welfare issues of selective breeding in animals for food – i.e. meat and dairy.

Pigs

Project Pig

Our major campaign in our fight to end the suffering of all Europe’s pigs.

Better Chicken

Better Chicken

Are you choosing Happy Chickens?

Dairy

Intensive dairies

Dairy cows are unprotected by EU legislation. We are calling for a directive on Dairy cow welfare.

Slaughter

Humane Slaughter

Campaign for an end to suffering at slaughter

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For just £6 a month you can help end the biggest cause of animal cruelty on the planet

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