by Sandra Kyle | Dec 3, 2019 | farming, Fishes, 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, Fishes
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...
by Sandra Kyle | Oct 16, 2019 | farming, Sentience
When End Animal Slaughter’s Sandra Kyle looked after a one month old lamb she found out some endearing things about sheep. It is estimated we slaughter more than half a billion animals every single year for food, and also for religious sacrifice. See...
by Sandra Kyle | Oct 3, 2019 | farming
There is an International Day for nearly everything, including the toilet, the frog, the coffee bean – and the farmed animal. On World Farmed Animal Day it is an opportunity to remember and mourn the 70 billion cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and other sentient...
by Sandra Kyle | Sep 17, 2019 | farming, Slaughterhouse
It is not only Meteor the fugitive yak who should be spared from slaughter. All animals should be, writes End Animal Slaughter contributor LYNLEY TULLOCH When animals escape from the slaughter house truck, there is often media interest. I often wonder what...
by Sandra Kyle | Sep 16, 2019 | farming, Veganism
End Animal Slaughter contributor MAYA COHEN-ROHEN’S family getaway triggered reflections on the ugly reality behind New Zealand’s picturesque fields and peaceful herds. A ski-ing holiday was just the ticket for vegan mother and author, Maya...
