The secret lives of sheep
From frolicking lambs, to escape artist sheep — if you look beneath their woolly exterior you'll find these unique individuals are full of character and a few surprises...
From frolicking lambs, to escape artist sheep — if you look beneath their woolly exterior you'll find these unique individuals are full of character and a few surprises...
Despite their gentle nature and capacity to suffer as any other animal, sheep aren't protected by the same laws as dogs and cats.
Every year, millions of animals — hundreds of them non-human primates — are subjected to experiments in the name of science in our own backyard.
While many cattle on the vast stations in the north of Australia are destined for live export, their troubles begin well before they ever set foot on a ship. Painful procedures, infrequent monitoring and care, and the stresses of mustering…
Fishing is considered a recreational past-time among most Australians and Australia has a large commercial fishing fleet. Any animal protection group that raises the issue of fish welfare in this country is instantly derided.
Australian beef and dairy industries these gentle giants are confronted with problems that they desperately need our help to solve.
Uncover what the meat and wool industries really mean for sheep, and take action.
Their home is the boundless blue ocean. But they're forced to live out their days confined to a small pool – all for the sake of 'entertainment'.
An industrialised environment of violence, fear and death means that animals are not the only victims of slaughterhouses.
The Humane Society of the United States, ‘An HSUS Report: The welfare of animals in the duck industry’