by Sandra Kyle | May 10, 2020 | factory farming, farming, Slaughterhouse
It is May 10th – Mother’s Day – when we celebrate the sacred bond between mother and child. Mother-Infant bonding is strong in nearly all species, but the animal agriculture industry holds this natural bond in contempt. Dairy mothers have their babies...
by Sandra Kyle | Feb 7, 2020 | factory farming, farming, Slaughterhouse
The disconnect between what goes on in animal agriculture and the image that is projected to the young could not be more evident than in our featured video from PETA. Animals on farms undergo painful procedures such as de-horning, ear and tail docking,...
by Sandra Kyle | Jan 20, 2020 | farming
Key Points: Many people switch from cow’s milk to goat’s milk because they think it’s more humane, but all the problems that exist to produce cow’s milk exist in goat farming too. In many parts of the world Saanen goats are the breed of choice...
by Sandra Kyle | Jan 14, 2020 | farming, Live Export
In remote stations in the Australian outback, sick animals are left to starve or be shot, sometimes with cheap bullets that don’t kill the animals outright causing them acute suffering. Workers routinely abuse the animals, kicking and punching cows in the face,...
by Sandra Kyle | Dec 3, 2019 | farming, ocean
Fish are smart enough to use tools, can communicate and have distinct personalities. It has been established beyond doubt that they feel pain. So how is it that we can justify torturing them in their trillions, every single year, for our palates? Photo essay with...
by Sandra Kyle | Nov 18, 2019 | farming
They’re adapted to navigate vast oceans but fishes in aquaculture are forced to live in tight enclosures where they constantly knock into each other, damaging their sensitive fins and skin. They live in their own waste, are bullied by larger fish, pumped with...
