Sentences with phrase «factory farmed animals in»

Avoiding rabbit varieties is one solution but choosing organic also ensures that there are no factory farmed animals in your pet food.

Eating Mercifully is a short documentary that explores Christian perspectives on the cruelty inflicted upon millions of factory farmed animals in our world every day.

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PETA focuses its attention on four main areas in which the largest number of animals suffer the most intensely including factory farms: the clothing trade, laboratories, and the entertainment industry.

Rather than obtaining meat from animals raised on environmentally destructive factory farms and slaughtered in filthy slaughterhouses, clean meat is produced by taking a small sample of animal cells and replicating them in a culture outside of the animal.

«The Humane Society of the United States applauds Sonic for its work improving conditions for animals in its supply chain,» stated Matthew Prescott, corporate outreach director for The HSUS's factory farming campaign.

For the sake of slightly greater profit, we are transforming farms into factories in which many animals suffer horribly throughout their lives.

They note that while some ecologists are focusing attention on the maintenance of wilderness, we have in fact turned our farms into factories, where meat is produced with no regard whatever for the suffering of the animals involved.

Still, this commitment is sufficiently prominent in the tradition to provide contemporary Buddhists with a basis for protest against the economic theory that the only value of animals is the price humans will pay for them and against the factory farming that this theory supports.

If MacDonald were preaching today, he would surely condemn the cruelty integral to our current animal factory farming system in America, a prime instance of creation being subject to futility due to human sin.

Even if animals in factory - farms were anesthetized, and thus could not suffer, there would still be reason to protest at depriving them of their natural fulfillments.

When I learned of the horrific violence and cruelty that billions of animals endure each year to satisfy our tastebuds (not to mention the abuses and mistreatment that factory farm workers endure in order to ensure corporate profit, from being forced to defecate in their pants to operating dangerous equipment without training), I knew that going vegan was the only way for me to live in a manner that was consistent with my values.

Pastured pig and poultry farmers have rejected factory farming and are instead growing animals outside in the fresh air.

The measure bans the intensive confinement of breeding pigs and veal calves in tiny crates on corporate factory farms, where the animals can not turn around or stretch their limbs.

The announcement comes as Animals Australia, the group that uncovered the cruelty to Australian cattle in Indonesian abattoirs last year, launches a campaign against the factory farming of aAnimals Australia, the group that uncovered the cruelty to Australian cattle in Indonesian abattoirs last year, launches a campaign against the factory farming of animalsanimals.

Animals Australia has been at the forefront of national public awareness campaigns highlighting the suffering endured by mother pigs in sow stalls and farrowing crates in factory farms.

New laws making it illegal to take pictures or film agricultural animals came into force in the US states of Utah and Iowa, lobbied for by an industry attempting to keep secret what happens on factory farms.

There's 60 billion or so, give or take a few, land animals that are grown every year, mostly in factory farms, in confined, filthy, horrific conditions.

Rather than obtaining meat from animals raised on environmentally destructive factory farms and slaughtered in filthy slaughterhouses, clean meat is produced by taking a small sample of animal cells and replicating them in a culture outside of the animal.

«The Humane Society of the United States applauds Harris Teeter for its continued work improving conditions for animals in its supply chain,» stated Matthew Prescott, corporate outreach director for The HSUS's factory farming campaign.

Maine Becomes 6th State to Ban Extreme Confinement of Animals in Small Crates and Cages on Factory Farms

«By starting to use eggs from hens not confined in cruel battery cages and pork from pigs not crammed into tiny gestation crates, Sonic has taken an important first step forward for animal welfare,» said Paul Shapiro, senior director of The HSUS» factory farming campaign.

The vast majority of meat, eggs, and dairy products sold in American grocery chains and restaurants comes from animals raised in intensive - confinement systems (so - called factory farms) that impose significant stress on the animals in pursuit of efficiency.

Therefore it is crucial that Animals Australia continues to highlight to consumers in Tasmania and throughout Australia that they have the power to help these animals right now by refusing to purchase factory farmed prAnimals Australia continues to highlight to consumers in Tasmania and throughout Australia that they have the power to help these animals right now by refusing to purchase factory farmed pranimals right now by refusing to purchase factory farmed products.

The power of informed consumers is paving the way for a kinder world for animals in factory farms.

For nearly a century, animal agribusiness has forced farm animals into factory - like conditions, subjecting them to unspeakable cruelties: confining them in cages so small they can barely move, overcrowding them in massive warehouses, cutting off parts of their bodies without painkillers and more.

Stephen Cottrell, the Bishop of Chelmsford, added: «What I find intolerable and unsupportable is the way we rob factory - farmed animals of anything resembling a normal life, in order to furnish ourselves with... cheap meat.»

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To answer that question, one needn't look any further than the dozens of damning undercover investigations into agribusiness operations released over the last several years: chickens crammed so tightly into tiny cages that they can't even spread their wings, living in the same space with the rotting corpses of their cage - mates; mother pigs unable to even turn around for months on end inside their gestation crates; factory farm workers sadistically abusing animals; and more.

GRAIN believes that the solution to reducing GHGs is an industry - wide transition from «factory farming and agribusiness» to small - scale producers and local food systems that provide moderate production level of meat and «do so in a way that regenerates soils, provides livelihoods to rural and urban communities and makes crops and animals resilient to the vagaries of an unpredictable climate.»

Increase lobbying power to end legal exemptions that permit cruelty to animals in factory farms.

We asked for your help to achieve the one thing the farming lobby was trying to stop — exposing the cruelty suffered by animals in factory farms.

Internationally, around two - thirds of farm animals are raised in factory farms1, and in Australia, close to 500 million animals are factory farmed for food each year.

Our work on factory farming has been embraced world - wide and provided resources to international animal welfare organisations to tackle these same issues in their own country.

The good news is that unlike many other animal welfare problems (like live export), the solution to ending factory farming is not in the hands of government, it's in ours.

Many people are surprised to learn that most farmed animals in Australia are raised in factory farms.

Animals Australia focuses its campaign efforts on the areas of greatest need — this is why factory farming and live export are among our highest priorities, with more than half a billion animals suffering in these cruel industries everAnimals Australia focuses its campaign efforts on the areas of greatest need — this is why factory farming and live export are among our highest priorities, with more than half a billion animals suffering in these cruel industries everanimals suffering in these cruel industries every year.

Pigs from free - range and organic farms end their lives in the same slaughterhouses as factory farmed animals.

2) Since 2004, Animals Australia has been conducting an ongoing national public awareness campaign (through print, radio, TV, outdoor and online media) on behalf of animals in factoryAnimals Australia has been conducting an ongoing national public awareness campaign (through print, radio, TV, outdoor and online media) on behalf of animals in factoryanimals in factory farms.

Animals Australia has launched three hard - hitting radio ads that publicly reveal the cruelty inflicted on intelligent pigs who are confined in factory farms across Australia each year.

Around the world, approximately two - thirds of farm animals are raised in factory farms.1

With increased community awareness about the cruelty of factory farming, the lives led by these animals are becoming an increasingly important consideration in purchasing decisions.

Animals from smaller farms vary more in terms of size and taste than their factory - farmed brethren.

Oprah had replica cages and crates on the stage to demonstrate the cage / pen sizes of animals in factory farms.

Animals born in factories shipped out to huge farms which are overcrowded, deprived of sunlight and in their own filth and fed extra hormones to make them grow larger and more quickly, chicken given extra laying mash to make them lay more eggs per day and a primary diet of corn which is a filler when these animals should all be living on grass as a primary chickens with a mix of bugs for pAnimals born in factories shipped out to huge farms which are overcrowded, deprived of sunlight and in their own filth and fed extra hormones to make them grow larger and more quickly, chicken given extra laying mash to make them lay more eggs per day and a primary diet of corn which is a filler when these animals should all be living on grass as a primary chickens with a mix of bugs for panimals should all be living on grass as a primary chickens with a mix of bugs for protein.

FACT: 80 % of antibiotics in the US are given to animals on factory farms that aren't sick.

This has been largely a response to disturbing reports about the cruel treatment of animals in «factory farming» - one of the most controversial and emotive issues - where the maximum number of animals are crammed into the minimum amount of space, unable to move freely, denied any kind of normal life and reduced to nothing more than products on a factory production line.

The National Farmers Union has said that factory farming «is not normal» in the UK and suggests that the Red Tractor assurance scheme, launched in 2000 to raise standards right across the food chain, is «a proven indicator of good animal welfare compliance.»

Strong campaigning against factory farming of poultry, assisted by public examples of obvious mistreatment of animals and food safety scares - the most well - known being the salmonella in eggs scandal - was having an impact by the 1980s.

Reacting against this and other «science over nature» trends, the pioneers of the environmental movement in the late 1960s were quick to pick up on the negative aspects of factory farming, with books such as «Silent Spring» and «Animal Machines» generating considerable interest.

The deadly Escherichia coli outbreak in Germany last year, which sickened more than 4,000 people and killed more than 50, may be traceable to modern factory farming, which uses massive doses of antibiotics to curb animal infections, likely converting a normally benign microbe into an antibiotic - resistant killer.